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Just this week I rounded 4 years with no evidence of disease after getting a diagnosis of a very aggressive form of cancer that'd already spread. SomethingAwful helped me a LOT in terms of dealing with cancer because it let me seriouspost about hardware in the packrats thread (to the point that I'm now the #2 most frequent poster, and about to take the #1 spot), laugh with people in too many threads, and share my worries in the cancer support thread over in TGD, or even just practice a form of escapism when I need to, to avoid thinking about if the cancer comes back (which is usually something that puts me in a panic-like state, unless I can keep my mind busy), which I do by simply burying myself in a thread. Another good thing from SA that stands out are the GDQ chat threads which FAU ruined (although admittedly they were way too loving horny, but at least that got us  ). Those were insane at times, and I loved every bit of it.  And finally,  !
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Learning to enjoy things that are ultimately harmless yet introduces you to new experiences is a good thing.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Hey fellow goons, I want to say this is probably the only website that's ever been a positive influence on my life, vs practically everywhere else where I'd prolly join a gang to go find the servers and smash them up. Just so you know, if you need someone to talk with, there's another thread we share where I'm sure you can find someone to talk to.
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