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Testicular Cancer.... how do i deal with someone i love having to go through this? |
here's what's going on. I've been with my boyfriend for about 15 months now. I recently broke up with him, and he's going to be moving his stuff out of my apartment in the next day or so. He told me last week that he was diagnosed with Testicular Cancer, which has spread to his lungs and brain. Now i can't stop crying, it's hard to smile, things just aren't the same. i broke up with him, then he told me a few days later that he got diagnosed a week before but just never told me. My wife had colon cancer, but she has treated and is cancer free now. From my experience I know this is not something that she wanted to hide from people. People going through this are looking for understanding and compassion to help them through what everyone knows is a very, very traumatic time. I think the key to what you were saying is that he is moving out...this may be a fictional condition to create sympathy and to keep you as his girlfriend. I would insist on some documentation of the condition...make up something like you want to research his condition on webmd to see what may be going to happen to him. Good luck. You poor things. I know how this feels - went thru it with my mum. Your boyfriend thinks he is shielding you - he possibly hasn't been able to take it in properly yet, and could still be in denial. I'm not saying he's lying, but my friends ex told her the same thing and she felt so bad for him and it turned out that it wasn't even true. He was just trying to get her to feel sorry for him. Did you break up with him before or after he was diagnosed? I'm very sorry, this may help: |
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