Chemotherapy is such a strange way to treat something because it seems to do as much damage as it does good. And it's hard to see the aftermath of it.
At this point, it seems like it's doing more damage then good. In my opinion at least, which also happens to be very biased in this situation.
One of the most fucked up things about chemo is that it can potentially CAUSE CANCER later in life. What's the sense in giving somebody a treatment for a disease, when the treatment can quite possibly give the person the disease all over again later on?
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Date: 2004-02-11 11:32 pm (UTC)At this point, it seems like it's doing more damage then good. In my opinion at least, which also happens to be very biased in this situation.
One of the most fucked up things about chemo is that it can potentially CAUSE CANCER later in life. What's the sense in giving somebody a treatment for a disease, when the treatment can quite possibly give the person the disease all over again later on?
I don't understand it.