Cancer is now even classified as a lifestyle-related disease. It’s not as though cancer suddenly appears out of nowhere one day.
So I think it’s important to live each day in a way that reduces your risk. On top of that, finding it early can affect the treatments available and the expected prognosis, so it’s best to do whatever you can.
—Akari
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I think it’s worth taking care of the things that money can solve.
One papa (a male supporter) gets a comprehensive medical checkup every six months at a different facility each time. He also gets regular checkups for his pets.
Even if you can’t prevent an illness, early detection can help you live longer.
For lifestyle-related diseases that can be prevented, you should make the effort yourself.
Marika
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I’m Nana Ayase☆
No matter how wealthy someone is, many people still pass away from cancer or other illnesses. I remember a patient often saying that when their family kept them from knowing about their cancer diagnosis, they told me, “I actually know, you know.”
I acted cheerful and said, “No, that’s not it~,” but since people can look up their medications online, they’ll figure it out anyway.
My mother has cancer, so I’m sure I’ll probably get it too. But there’s no point dwelling on it, so I’m going to do my best with everything I can do right now. Of course, if you don’t want to get cancer, things like not smoking are simple enough—you just have to quit.
I also try to buy oddly shaped vegetables sold at roadside markets and places like that. And I make sure to relieve my stress, too.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I do watch what I eat.
But you’re right that there’s only so much you can do once you reach a certain point.
There are many things money can’t buy.
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