Cody George Cancer help
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Let me start by saying that I am a Father, a husband, and a USMC Veteran. A few months ago I was diagnosed with colon cancer. Working has become extremely difficult, between treatment and the pain. I’ve been told by my oncologist that i should only have 2 more rounds left.
a lot of people reached out. I know that I can’t give up, but I also can’t keep food off my families table.
I spent about three hours laying with my daughter fast asleep on my chest, and I cried. It’s hard to feel like you’re not bringing enough to the table, it’s hard to look at your kids and not think of the inevitable.
Unfortunately for me, the inevitable is one of two things. Lose everything me and Michelle have worked so hard to get, or let the cancer consume me.
So many of you have either asked for my paypal, or for me to set up a go fund me. So I’ll make this the easiest way I can think of.
My family struggles because of this illness. There are days where the depression and anxiety get to more than others. My daughter doesn’t get the fun dad she once knew. My wife doesn’t get the fun husband she once knew. My son doesn’t get to watch me be a fun person. Because most of my day is spent either resting, head in the toilet, or just feeling like your insides are ripping out. My family sees this, and I know it makes them sad, and I can’t describe to you how it makes me feel.
I’ve been told by doctors that if I keep on the path of treatment I’m currently on, I should have a good diagnosis by my 5 year anniversary to my loving wife.
If I don’t keep on the path, and decide to work instead, almost 80 hours a week to save the money required, the cancer COULD, spread.
I never thought this would happen. I never thought that I would be given a diagnosis this young. It never came across my train of thought.
I’m not asking for anything. I’ve always been the kind of person who will stand up for people. I’ve let people into my life that don’t deserve to. I’ve given my last $20 to someone in need.
Everyone has a role in this planet. Mine is to be a father to my children, and a husband to my wife. No matter what, I won’t let cancer win. I can’t.
Because....
#fuckcancer
a lot of people reached out. I know that I can’t give up, but I also can’t keep food off my families table.
I spent about three hours laying with my daughter fast asleep on my chest, and I cried. It’s hard to feel like you’re not bringing enough to the table, it’s hard to look at your kids and not think of the inevitable.
Unfortunately for me, the inevitable is one of two things. Lose everything me and Michelle have worked so hard to get, or let the cancer consume me.
So many of you have either asked for my paypal, or for me to set up a go fund me. So I’ll make this the easiest way I can think of.
My family struggles because of this illness. There are days where the depression and anxiety get to more than others. My daughter doesn’t get the fun dad she once knew. My wife doesn’t get the fun husband she once knew. My son doesn’t get to watch me be a fun person. Because most of my day is spent either resting, head in the toilet, or just feeling like your insides are ripping out. My family sees this, and I know it makes them sad, and I can’t describe to you how it makes me feel.
I’ve been told by doctors that if I keep on the path of treatment I’m currently on, I should have a good diagnosis by my 5 year anniversary to my loving wife.
If I don’t keep on the path, and decide to work instead, almost 80 hours a week to save the money required, the cancer COULD, spread.
I never thought this would happen. I never thought that I would be given a diagnosis this young. It never came across my train of thought.
I’m not asking for anything. I’ve always been the kind of person who will stand up for people. I’ve let people into my life that don’t deserve to. I’ve given my last $20 to someone in need.
Everyone has a role in this planet. Mine is to be a father to my children, and a husband to my wife. No matter what, I won’t let cancer win. I can’t.
Because....
#fuckcancer
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Cody George
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Altamonte Springs, FL
