Would you marry someone with cancer?
My brother is a very nice lady of 55 who has survived cancer. When my brother first got the job, the old woman took him and he learned a lot from him. Very unfortunately, his daughter (29 years) has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer in stage 4. (She finished chemotherapy and seems to do very well). The mother wanted to put my brother and his daughter. (She is not free of cancer yet.) My brother has refused, and now the mother is not talking to him. Is it bad for my brother refuse? How do you deal with this type of policy where of work or the theater? Thanks
First lets understand this you say (the old) wait until she turns 55 and you hear someone say, let's see how affects you. Guys do not like women who are caregivers are men so I really can not blame your decision. As for the mature woman, she succeed in time and begin to talk to him again.
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