I can help you.

@marcyo In an interview Eddie said that he had originally wanted to play the drums, and they he and brother Alex fought over who did drums and who got guitar. Eddie "lost" to Alex, but the world won, I'd say

@Lazz ooof XD

Find something you like to do and just do it

you should spend time with him

well i am a doc and i keep suggesting people to self examine themselves. you are doing a good work here. i appriciate u are doin a good work i am seeing as many people are active in this site..

@mia912 It's OK to ask for help is BECAUSE you've worked so hard, and done so much, not despite that!. And it wouldn't be a hand-out. Anyone who may help, in any way. Well... that would be their way of trying to be just like YOU! Remember that

@PassionateMale thank you for the condolence

I was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma and finished chemo last year. Unlike you, I was not blindsided. I cannot imagine the sheer shock involved in that. But you should know the lymphoma has high survival rates. You are in a serious hospital doing the very best that's needed. As hard as it is, you have to keep your head up. You have to fight the urge to give in the darkness, or else it's swallow you whole. What if you hadn't gone into the doctor with your wrist pain? What if you waited? this could be a whole lot worse. Keep your attitude upbeat and do WHATEVER you find necessary to stay upright. I write post it notes all around my house with positive sayings. But I went through all my treatment alone, and I hope you have support. Support is important.

@elf good game, well played.

@g-a After adding your score to the group
We are at 67(.78)%
A 1% improvement, not affecting the current status
Thanks for your time.

I know it's difficult for you to accept that, but for me. just make your father happy again. you know life is so sort so lets us be happy for him and to that girl.

@Ella_Sky so damn hot like that!

Euthanasia should be legal in at-least some form. I do have a nagging feeling about the consequences not on a moral standpoint but from a medical (vague usage of the word medical in the making) approach. Though the immense pain mentally and physically endured through out the process on all sides of a terminal incident is heart-wrenching; It has a massive advantage towards experimental treatment in areas concerned with consent. People whom are laying on their death beds are more willing to endure experimental treatments to have a chance of surviving which can help those in the R&D section of this treatment can gather valuable information than can be later used to future evolve the understanding of the treatment applications. This further can help the treatment became more accessible and thus more reliable to patients suffering from an incident that can be helped by the consequences of the treatment. I am on no way a reliable source on this matter let-lone using this information I have should be credible is out of the question.