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F*$# cancer
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2023
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Sorry for your loss. In the future please avoid calling it a "fight" though, as that's got negative connotations toward those that can't survive the disease, since it puts the blame on the victim for "not fighting hard enough". Not saying that's what you meant, but some people definitely mean it that way.
What's a good alternative?
Call it a draw since the cancer dies with you.