Cancer free

Today I am cancer free! A little over a year after my father lost his battle. My basal cell carcinoma on my nose is about as far as you can get from what my dad went through with his pancreatic cancer. But it is still too close to home for me.I had a very quick surgery and it was gone. He went through months of therapy and it just let him hang on for awhile. After the initial fear, I did my reading, and was able to live a normal life while waiting for the surgery date. I did not have any pain or issues, at all. I cannot even imagine what it is like to live with stage-4 cancer. Do you continue to fight? Or do you give in?
My reason for talking about this, though, is what I have been doing at work. I have been using my cancer as a reason for people to get checked out. We have annual physicals. But don’t just get your physical. Ask questions. Do your due diligence. That is how my cancer was caught. And that doesn’t just mean your skin. If you have any kind of pains… ask. Give yourself the biggest fighting chance you can.
My wife and daughter are the reason I fight!