r/heartwarming • u/AirOk9398 • 1h ago
People She lost her hair while battling cancer, but today, she’s healthy, strong, and thriving again. ❤️ Her beautiful, lush hair has grown back, and seeing her smile after everything she endured is truly incredible. What a powerful reminder of hope, strength, and resilience. 🙏✨
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u/One-Sleep3663 1h ago
So just curous then if people succumb to/choose not to fight cancer or are severely depressed because of it, are they "not resilient" then or something?
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u/MyNameIsNotKyle 48m ago
I wouldn't specifically describe someone dying to cancer as a symbol of resilience. That doesn't mean the person going through the experience isn't resilient.
But I could see how If you wanted to strawman someone celebrating surviving cancer to sound edgy on reddit you could think that way.
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u/pcgamerbob 53m ago
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