[cloudmountain]

Having lost an uncle to pancreatic cancer and a husband to lung cancer what you say isn't true. There is NO cure for either of those "horrible" cancers. None.
Just "get cured"?? GeezLaweez.

Besides, what the heck does "a good chance" mean? You sound like a bookie.

And, what constitutes a "full, natural life"? We can't all be Jack LaLanne and have our heart simply stop at 94.

What YOU wrote is ... never mind, you get my point.

[Ken H]

Having lost an uncle to pancreatic cancer and a husband to lung cancer what you say isn't true. There is NO cure for either of those "horrible" cancers. None.

I never said there was a cure for those cancers. I said => 'Get cured of a horrible cancer, and there's a good chance of living a full natural life. Happens all the time.'

The rest of your post does not get any better, so my advice is that you take a Mulligan.