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Thank you J.J. Abrams... 😛❤ Seriously though, solid review.

Thank you for sharing. My brother passed on July 3. Hospice was not helpful at all. So now, I'm trying to understand the last 15 months of his life. Especially the very last 2 months on hospice with brain cancer.

Thank you so much for sharing your story.

The worst story I've ever heard.

Lost my mom to stomach cancer 18 years ago. I'm 44 now (was 25 when she died) and I still have horrid memories of what she went through for 10 months. I remember the day she was diagnosed (stage 4) and she was asking me for the prosnosis. I couldn't tell her it was less than 20% survival rate. What shocked me was her unbelievable willingness to fight until the very end. She was on chemo which may have increased her lifespan a little bit but certainly didn't increase her quality of life. Eventually the cancer metastisized pretty much everywhere ,liver, lungs, brain, and she fell into a coma 1 day after her birthday. I remember the deep breaths she would take which sounds like she was in pain, even though she was unconscious. But the nurses assured me she wasn't in pain at that time. It is as just the fluid building up in her lungs they said that made it sound like she was gasping for her last breathe constantly. Anyway, she was a warrior, just like your father just for having the will to go on for that long. My mom was a strong woman (6'1 over 200 lbs), which her slowly decinegrate into nothing was the hardest thing I ever witnessed. I honestly would hang myself if I had to go through what she did. I'm not scared of death but I am scared of dying of certain cancers, my mom's and your dad's being 2 of them. But anyway, thanks for the video

My husband was 46 when he passed from Glioblastoma Multiform. Happened in 2005. Over 20 years of his life he battled 3 brain tumors. The first two were astrocytomas. The glioblastoma diagnosis left us shattered. It was hard being his caregiver. Hospice helped me and he died at home. That’s what he wanted. Very sad way to watch a loved one die from this. He lived 7 months after diagnosis. We travelled everywhere, no treatment worked.

Yep still waiting for my Kate keycaps for my soya U80-A

Two notes from a perspective of someone, who considered buying one: 1) It's the only modern laptop with a swivel screen at current market. The other one, which can be considered an alternative is a 5 year old Fujitsu T939. There is nothing between. 2) Since this lacks pretty much every needed port (USB A, HDMI/DP, LAN port), I went to the older Fujitsu, which has everything. To be honest, I don't give a .... about the e-ink, I was just looking for a service laptop, which has a swivel screen. Why? Because when you work outside, the "flip over" variant keeps the keyboard exposed, rather than hidden under the screen. Try to place it somewhere in the engine bay of a 20 year old car while working. You will end up either with filthy keyboard or you spend 30 minutes cleaning it every single time. With swivel screen, you clean the flat bottom of your laptop with a rag in 2 seconds and one swipe. To be honest, I was really disappointed, when they released the final version. Expecially the absence of the most basic ports closes doors to more practical use cases outdoors. Not everything is wireless today and most diagnostic HW still uses USB A for example.

Glioblastoma is one of the cruelest cancers. My aunt was an Evangelical Christian, only worth noting because she had 9 children because of her beliefs. Two months after the birth of her 9th child, she had a horrible headache she thought was just an intense migraine, but her husband took her to the ER anyway. Turns out it was glioblastoma. She died less than a year after her diagnosis. I remember visiting her in hospice shortly before her death with a few of her older kids. She was struggling to remember her kids. Her death sent her husband and children into a tailspin from which they’ve never fully recovered. She was 40. Rest in peace, Michele.

You are an incredibly mature young man

Nice video; love Scrivener, used it extensively on Windows. Switched to Linux two years ago but there is no Linux Scrivener so had to go back to Word (well, LibreOffice; same sort of thing. Horrible). However, good news, *Scrivener can run in Linux via Lutris* . I know this is relatively niche but someone might want to know 🙂

I believe in the right to choose the way to die ,euthasia should be aviable to anyone who want to die with dignity

Currently experiencing this. My partner has this. Identical journey it’s almost eerie. I identified all the details you gave. Very comprehensive. I think of your mum and dad. I wish you all you need as you move forward in your own life.

Specs are too low for the money... could have 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD. It is Gen 1... but this is only hype as foldable phone but not practical... In my opoinon, The 9i dual is better idea.

Important article on the brain, cancer and aspirin by Dr. Peat: ua-cam.com/video/4w7W6U5aDs0/v-deo.html

I so sorry about your dad, I going through brain mets with my mom right now and I'm scared. I wish we didn't have to go through this

Is it something with insurance since family have to take persons that are dying? in Denmark all that personal care would be taken by the socity

My father recently passed on the 7th. I am devastated because my father was my world. I’m not going to say he was my best friend, I don’t believe parents are that, but he was the best person I knew. From his admission to passing was only a month 1/2. This all happened so fast so I’m so glad I found your video. My condolences to you and your family.

Thankyou so much for sharing, my sister has this disease, I couldn’t comprehend it without your help thank you so much for helping me understand this disease so much more clearly

May the Lord bless your kindness towards your father

Why didn’t you just buy a smaller, shorter toilet?

Well, this looks good, nice simple laptop to write on, let me look it up on….. *Checks price* What the @$#+!?!

Taking care of someone that needs 100% care is extremely difficult and exhausting.

Well done. My husband died from Glioblastoma multiforme 14 years ago, and his son and I cared for him the entire time, with the exception of some hospital stays. To say it was a wild, but also numbing ride, would be an understatement. He lived just 16 weeks from diagnosis until death. Just 16 weeks. Long enough to get things in order, but no time to catch your breath. And my husband was an awesomely intellectual man, which I’m sure made it worse for him. Just about up to a week before he died, he was pretty damn aware of things. He couldn’t express in words what he needed to, but he still understood us. Well, I can’t rehash 16 weeks in a few paragraphs, nor will I try. But I want to say to you that you most likely did an amazing job with your dad, and don’t ever shy away from the feelings it might generate. If there were shortcomings, it doesn’t make you public enemy number 1. Though I’m guessing there weren’t many. Always remember that God, or the powers that be, or whatever else runs this show, let you be apart of something big. Really, not many people get to do all of those “last things” with a person, knowing that those are truly the last things. And you are right- most people make the jump to Hospice a bit too late. Bless those people!! And bless you, too. Be good to yourself.

6:05 yeah everyone in the thinkpad community will tell you to avoid the TN panels, the IPS panels are good, but the TNs in thinkpads are especially horrible. Having said that, I don't think the 11e has an ips option

Scrivener and AeonTimeline are the main reasons I've been considering buying an iPad. I wish those apps were available for Android. 😢

There is absolutely not shame in wishing you had your own life back - I experienced similar feelings when my Mum was ill...it didn't take away grief when it came...it was horrendous....but no one wants a life of being a caregiver...it's terrible. You are incredibly articulate and you clearly gave of yourself to your Dad so completely. I'm sure he'd be very proud of you x

They’ve also turned off comments on their instagram account.

It looks like you might have bought something besides the ‘yoke’ colorway. Yoke is a deep yellow color. Did you mean to say you bought another color like Soya?

I ordered a RAMA Works M65-C and keycaps from them as well in November 2021. It is now September of 2024 and these products still haven’t shipped and I can’t get a response back from them about a refund. I believe they have a no refund policy.

wow, sounds horrible. I got grade 3 )confirmed, might be worse, it's very deep). If I ever get to the point that someone has to wash me I want them to just off me instead

Thank you for telling us about your memories of this difficult time. ❤

Be Strong. It is a sad story and brought tears to my eyes. I have Glioblastoma diagnosed in December.

Oh man. I would so love to have laptop with e-ink display! I am on my balcony in the sun on Onyx Tab Ultra C Pro but the Android interface is killing me. Please, if there will be any news on this front, let us know.

My wife is a living miracle! She's a 32 year survivor.

My grandmother passed away due to GBM within 6 months from onset of signs and symptoms. This was while I was finishing up my MPH program. I just passed my advancement to candidacy exam in a chemistry PhD program. I plan on staying in academia and opening up my own research group to fight GBM. Wish me luck guys! Hopefully, one day I will revisit this post to share with everyone the progress that I have made or the number of lives that I’ve saved.

so so sorry to hear this ! it's so annoying they don't give a cause. Everything is cause and effect in this world. To anyone suffering currently, what do you feel caused yours? I think it is to do with being near cell phone towers, being exposed to vinyl chloride, burning rubber, and a few other causes from chemicals or heavy metals that can pass the blood brain barrier.

pero tambay ka dati..nagpaturo ka lang ke Boy Ulo

Thanks for sharing. I am currently caring for my dad and many of your experiences resonate with me.Take care and God bless 🙏

I wish I came across your videos last year!! My stepdaughter (19yrs old) had last minute brain surgery last year and was diagnosed with GBM a day after😢

Well after reading these comments, im not the only one regretting this surgery. The fucking pain is so bad, my asshole has popped outside of my body for the last 10 years and I haven't had to touch my ass in 10 days. But Jesus fucking Christ I am crying begging to god just for a moment of relief

You are his spitting image. You *need* this: Dean Lewis- How do I say goodbye? Soooo applicable to your situation ❤️‍🩹🫂 May he RIP 🙏🏻

I’ve seen a lot about glioblastoma cancer and found specialists that might be a hope! The neurologist Dr Matthew Phillips follows the PhD Thomas Seyfried protocols on glioblastoma with success. See one of his lectures here: ua-cam.com/video/jK0BkTPUGQY/v-deo.htmlsi=KUMUqjSbheSiiQaW

My husband died in January 2024. I hear everything your saying. My husband died approximately 8 months after diagnosis. I experienced everything you did. All the medical equipment, ERs, rehabs, operations, you do the best you can but it's exhausting for the both of you. It's the most horrible cancer, steroids were the worst. His appetite was horrendous. Our family has been devastated. He was only 69. We were married 47 years. So sorry for what you went through. I feel your total pain. The seizures took my husband also. He died in hospice.

It's very likely that it's from sex

Thank you for showing the world how to care for family 🙏 yes, your a beautiful son.

hey genius, dya have a copy of this vid where u dont limit ur audience to ur very own taste in library muzak.. ;?

Am going through the experience of glioblastoma in the left lobe in my husband. The symptoms you shared of your dad are similar to my husband. Language ability is diminishing. The questions you pose are my questions. Hard to look at the overall picture. Thank you for your story.

Sad to read all these situations...my father who was a strong 74years old man , since June is no more himself. Surgery went "well", chemo+radio is on going with terrible effects...I still have hope but this disease is monstrous, he is disappearing day by day

I really hope they get far and find the cure for this. Dr Seyfried is very successful in this endeavor and hoping to see the impact of his work The Gospel! Jesus Christ loves you and died, rose from the dead, and ascended to heaven to pay for your sin! Repent and turn to Him and you will walk in light and be saved. Read the book of John and Luke to see God's love for you!