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[latestwhore]

Nothing makes me happier then the times I remember those moments from my youth. Growing up unconventionally, photos with my first cat, a gigantic bag of weed in the background. Never being allowed to play with guns, be it duck hunt or super soakers, we’d sneak over to friends houses like we were getting high behind our parents house. There is

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[anonymous]

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[livesamantha]

I think this entry is really beautiful and I'm going to add you to my friend list :)

[latestwhore]

Thank you!
I just re-read it, it's been years since I wrote this and it also pre-dates my dads struggles last year with cancer. He's fine, he just doesn't have a bladder anymore, so he's even cooler than before because he pees into a bag. When I'm drinking I wish I had that. It would save me so much time when I'm wasted.
But yea, it made me cry reading it again. So thanks for pointing it out.

[livesamantha]

that's a coincidence because my step dad has crohn's and will probably have to get a poop bag lol. He has tried to put it off by diet and changing his life style and medications and his doctors said for awhile it might work, but now it's looking like he will still have to get the surgery.

[latestwhore]

I don't know if it's too late, but something that helped my dad when he had cancer was the raw food diet and making shakes out of super foods like goji goji berries, spirulena, chlorella, god I know I'm not spelling those correctly. Anyway, when he went through 16 rounds of chemo, he didn't lose his hair and was almost in better health than before he had cancer, even with all that chemo shit swirling around in his veins.
Just a thought, raw food is the way to go.