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Cancer, and Wolf.

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Classic comedy duo, well until cancer went through the divorce…

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“People called cancer the wolf, because it ‘ate up’ the person.” But this wasn’t just a linguistic quirk. The idea was actually translated into practice. “Some doctors would even apply raw meat to a cancerous ulcer, so that the wolf could feast on that for a while instead of ‘eating’ the patient.

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I could see how people 400 years ago could think that makes sense.

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“There are two wolves inside of you. I’m afraid it’s terminal.”

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Oof, Wolf’s a rough way to go

https://youtu.be/QlbjBSN49H8 TW: leads to more questions than answers

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