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My son passed away from a very rare blood cancer. He was only 31 years old

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My son was diagnosed last year with cancer 

he had chemo and a stem cell transplant last Christmas but unfortunately the cancer came back and he sadly passed away on Feb this year 

he was only 31 and had 3 young children 

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    Hi Mpat. I cannot even imagine how painful it must be to lose your child, regardless if they're 10, 30 or 60. I'm sending you a big warm hug and my thoughts are with you, and also his family, his kids and partner. There are so many heartbreaking stories here it makes you wonder how is it possible with all the advancements in medicine, technology and everything, how is it possible to still speak about cancer... I'm very sorry for your loss xx

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    Hi Mpat. I cannot even imagine how painful it must be to lose your child, regardless if they're 10, 30 or 60. I'm sending you a big warm hug and my thoughts are with you, and also his family, his kids and partner. There are so many heartbreaking stories here it makes you wonder how is it possible with all the advancements in medicine, technology and everything, how is it possible to still speak about cancer... I'm very sorry for your loss xx

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