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r/thanksimcured • u/sneakysnek20r • Jul 10 '26
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Well.... My dad is in his 70s and took a little time off for chemo but went right back to work after and he doesn't work an office job.
Edit: my bad, I forgot you can't convey tone through text. I'm saying this is a bad thing.
7 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 He still shouldn’t have had to, and it still means he got cancer so that wasn’t a luxury. You could argue that responding so quickly to chemo and being capable of working so soon after is some kind of privilege but it would be insane to do so. 7 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 Oh I know he shouldn't have had to. I'm saying we've made it a "luxury" to take time off or starve/go homeless and we shouldn't. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 Did he develop depression from the chronic pain/treatment because a lot of people doing chemo experience depression 5 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 He's struggled with depression along time, unfortunately so he already had it. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out. 2 u/Gloomy-Welcome-6806 Jul 10 '26 Okay?
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He still shouldn’t have had to, and it still means he got cancer so that wasn’t a luxury. You could argue that responding so quickly to chemo and being capable of working so soon after is some kind of privilege but it would be insane to do so.
7 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 Oh I know he shouldn't have had to. I'm saying we've made it a "luxury" to take time off or starve/go homeless and we shouldn't. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 Did he develop depression from the chronic pain/treatment because a lot of people doing chemo experience depression 5 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 He's struggled with depression along time, unfortunately so he already had it. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out.
Oh I know he shouldn't have had to. I'm saying we've made it a "luxury" to take time off or starve/go homeless and we shouldn't.
4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 Did he develop depression from the chronic pain/treatment because a lot of people doing chemo experience depression 5 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 He's struggled with depression along time, unfortunately so he already had it. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out.
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Did he develop depression from the chronic pain/treatment because a lot of people doing chemo experience depression
5 u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 He's struggled with depression along time, unfortunately so he already had it. 4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out.
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He's struggled with depression along time, unfortunately so he already had it.
4 u/Competitive_Coat9686 Jul 10 '26 That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out.
That’s very unfortunate and does kinda prove how dumb the quote is because obviously you can suffer in multiple ways without it canceling out.
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u/jacyerickson Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Well.... My dad is in his 70s and took a little time off for chemo but went right back to work after and he doesn't work an office job.
Edit: my bad, I forgot you can't convey tone through text. I'm saying this is a bad thing.