[Wakabush]

Originally Posted by Anubis Fetish ↗

Some of those photos were as soon as two months before her death, and she still looks very healthy. She looks more alive and healthy in her casket than most living people.

Its not healthy to view a dead girls corpse in that manner. She is dead and you need to stop trying to trivialize cancer.

[vagabond]

Why didn't they tell her? Did they not have the means or didn't want to treat it for some reason? She looks very healthy for having cancer. What the hell did they say when she lay dying? She was very beautiful!

[Anubis Fetish]

Originally Posted by Wakabush ↗

Its not healthy to view a dead girls corpse in that manner. She is dead and you need to stop trying to trivialize cancer.

I'm not trivalizing cancer. I'm saying it's amazing she was able to deal deal with her condition as well as she did. I'm sure she suspected something was wrong well before those final two months.

[The Krokodil]

She was absolutely gorgeous!! It's sad she had to let go of life so young ).=

[Susan]

Amazing that she had any energy with terminal leukemia. I'm pretty shocked by it. I have to say I don't agree with not telling an 18 year old that they have cancer though. She had a right to know.

[Susan]

How did they find out she had leukaemia if she wasn't ill in the first place?

[facing_reality]

Originally Posted by Anubis Fetish ↗

This Russian woman was eighteen when she died of terminal cancer. Her family kept the diagnosis secret from her, so she was living unaware of her condition.

Here she is in her casket, dead of cancer. This is absolutely amazing work!

Having just recently lost someone to leukemia, I find that hard to believe. To be fair though, that might have been the chemo.

And it's not right to withhold that kind of information from (ahem, LIE to) someone about that. It's their body, their life, their right to know, & their choice how to spend that time.

[Jivon_1]

Well, and what if their choice would be not to know ? Mine is, i think.
"What is the best kind of death ? - A sudden one." (c) J. Caesar.

[kellyhound]

Even if the docs told it was not treatable i still would have tried when it's a young person as survival rate is pretty high for younger people.
Leukemia, all types http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/heal...al#heading-One

[Sterlig]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Even if the docs told it was not treatable i still would have tried when it's a young person as survival rate is pretty high for younger people.
Leukemia, all types http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/heal...al#heading-One

That's what I was thinking.