Thanks for asking. I'm actually now a cancer survivor. In 1996 I was diagnosed with prostrate cancer (which had killed my father when he was only 63). So I had surgery and have been cancer free ever since :-). The way I see it now is that I'm 12 years past my family's normal "expiration date" :-). You see, my younger brother also died of cancer at the age of 63. So every day seems like a gift to me . . . which it is for all of us, even though we sometimes forget that little fact.
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Well, I'm glad you survived! This world is better with you in it.