Re: Cancer v. Jail
 

I've never had cancer and I've never been in jail. but I have had a long-term traumatic experience (mild mental health stuff, probably nothing compared to cancer), and it made me a stronger person. does anyone else see the cancer thing as sort of a challenge? not to mention, prison will screw your professional life entirely.

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does anyone else see the cancer thing as sort of a challenge?

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i thought this too.

Re: Cancer v. Jail
 

jail doesn't seem like a big deal to me if it's not serious security/rape jail and especially if there wouldn't be a felony on record

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But would the judge tell me Im a bad person?

totally not worth it.

yeah exit's right, you get the added bonus of the challenge of overcoming an obstacle with cancer, with jail not so much.

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with jail you could do massive amounts of self-improvement. books, working out, introspection, etc.

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I think you under-rate freedom, by a lot.

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You're not really free when you're full-blown cancer sick. Physically, there are a ton of things you simply won't be able to do. Moreover, mentally being that sick and having to go through that kind of pain has a way of exhausting you psychologically.

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You do know that cancer isn't contagious, don't you?

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I have had cancer. As has my dad. My mom has it right now.

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I've never been to jail.

-d

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You do know that cancer isn't contagious, don't you?

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I have had cancer. As has my dad. My mom has it right now.

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You do know that cancer isn't contagious, don't you?

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~D

Re: Cancer v. Jail
 

If there is even the slightest possibility of assrape (and thus AIDS) it's cancer, and it's not even close.