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In reply to the discussion: John McCain diagnosed with brain cancer [View all]flvegan
(66,278 posts)136. No place for politics or my team v your team here.
Get well soon, sir.
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McCain's original melanoma was many years ago. This represents a late & very aggressive
hlthe2b
Jul 2017
#72
This is a glioblastoma, per the report I heard. Not related to melanoma as far as I know. nt
Tess49
Jul 2017
#81
Yes. These tumors cannot be totally resected. They put out little feelers and implant in
Tess49
Jul 2017
#116
Can you pls explain what you meant by: if you get it, you basically just go to sleep.
dixiegrrrrl
Jul 2017
#138
While your assessment is probably right, I am not sure if he gave any indication how he was
still_one
Jul 2017
#45
Yeah...I agree 1000% with you. I hope John feels some compassion after all of this.....
Bengus81
Jul 2017
#144
I have a first cousin who is in hospice, now, with a cancerous tumor in her brain.
demosincebirth
Jul 2017
#48
President Jimmy Carter had brain and liver cancer and is now cancer free, they have some
Thinkingabout
Jul 2017
#28
Wasn't Carter given 6 weeks to live after they had found out what kind of brain cancer he had?
LiberalArkie
Jul 2017
#64
McCain has a unique opportunity to regain his position as a hero for the country he loves
Freethinker65
Jul 2017
#30
Yes, it is a death sentence and McCain will not necessarily be able to be well enough to work nor
Pachamama
Jul 2017
#78
Very sad. Hope his GOP colleagues see that everyone eventually needs good healthcare.
harun
Jul 2017
#157
My good vibes and prayers are with him and his family. As I'm a military vet, I
iluvtennis
Jul 2017
#40
McCain is from a different generation of Republican. My home state of Oregon had two liberal Repub
yurbud
Jul 2017
#54
Well, that explains his bizarre questioning of Comey. Sad to hear it. It's a horrific way to go.
catbyte
Jul 2017
#53
Do you believe that Atwater would have had those regrets if he wasn't terminal? I seriously
still_one
Jul 2017
#92
Atwater was Rove's mentor, and it was Atwater's legacy that rove and bush used in SC.
still_one
Jul 2017
#89
The republican party should somehow purge itself of these creatures, but they are Trump's kind of
RKP5637
Jul 2017
#90
This is why I want nothing to do with those people. They are not normal or decent. nr
Honeycombe8
Jul 2017
#108
The Freerepublic people are absolutely destestible. Comments on McCain prove this.
Kablooie
Jul 2017
#125
Every human will become afflicted with cancer if they live long enough.
gilbert sullivan
Jul 2017
#130
Wrong guy if you ask me. Sorry John and family. You've always seemed pretty decent.
truthisfreedom
Jul 2017
#141