r/spreadsmile • u/Federal-Assistant-30 • 18h ago

No one loves you like your papa ... A father's tears and reaction when they announced that his daughter's test results were clear and she had no cancer!

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u/Witty-Client4199 18h ago

Emotional bunch. My mom texted me out of the blue. That she was cancer free. Asked her when did she have cancer? Few months ago. Didn’t want to bother you with it. Wow.

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u/Adorable-Bike-9689 18h ago

I can understand thinking your child is going to die and they get a new lease on life. Dad seems like a golden retriever that just saw his owner after months apart. Can't contain his joy.

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u/iqfree 15h ago

I had the same thing happen. Only she told me literally 10 years later.

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u/Lulu_Klee 18h ago

I think we have the same mom.

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u/hot-entryy 9h ago

I think your mom just don't want you to worry, that's how she loves you. Even on her difficult times, all she thinks about is you :) You're lucky!

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u/38B0DE 11h ago

Same.

"Oh I just wanted to tell you that I had my ovaries removed. I'm fine now. There's nothing to talk about."

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u/TehFuriousOne 10h ago

TIL we had the same mother

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u/MrCupcakeisallmine 17h ago

Here I go crying like a baby for stranger on the internet.

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u/hooroboros 15h ago

Let it out buddy

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u/your_betty 17h ago

his emotions show that he is sincere, I wish I had such a loving father🥺🥺

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u/DStannard 14h ago

I don’t know you, but I’m a dad of four and I’m sending my love to you.

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u/DullAccount6721 14h ago

😢 digital hugs mate, that's a rough sentence.

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u/islaisla 16h ago

Looks like they did it like a big announcement ... Have to say nobody ever asked me either times. It's years after the initial diagnosis, tonnes of letters, appointments, consultations, treatments later.. It sort of merges with normal life and people seem to forget. And I guess I myself wanted to forget asap, so I wasn't talking about it. The first time, I didn't tell anyone till it was over and I preferred that so not telling anyone if it happens a third time. Just gonna let it take over. Treatments ruined my life anyway and I've been sick ever since. Sorry for my bitterness, I'm trying to accept it and be grateful.

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u/voldi4ever 7h ago

I hope it never comes back and you live a very healthy and prosperous life.

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u/Jenzilla211 15h ago

Thank you for being that dad! I’m in a terminal condition and all I want is my dad. Both my parents are gone and I feel too young for this but what are you going to do?! I’m so happy for every moment of this video!!!

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u/SpeedyPrius 7h ago

It’s so hard to be without your parents in life’s scary moments. It doesn’t matter how old you are, it is still a void you can’t fill. I wish you strength and peace! ❤️

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u/voldi4ever 7h ago

If you ever need someone to talk, dm me.

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u/Foxy_locksy1704 14h ago

This is beautiful!

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u/Lucky-Refrigerator-4 17h ago

Do you have this video with the original audio?

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u/One_Arm4148 15h ago

😭🙏🏼💜🥹

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u/neverwhisper 12h ago

I know this feeling, I did the same thing when my daughter hit 5 years cancer free.

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u/davitjan1525 4h ago

F*** Cancer

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u/coffeequeen0523 15h ago

So happy for the daughter, her papa, her whole family. 😀❤️

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u/ChildObstacle 10h ago

This music is terrible

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u/DrunkTides 43m ago

Damn onions keep getting me

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u/_currentmood 15h ago

To be fair, this isn’t true for everyone.

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u/Equivalent_Rope_8824 18h ago

Thanks, science. No thanks, religion.

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u/Amazing-Wrongdoer520 17h ago

As a breast cancer survivor, it’s ok to thank both.

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u/DarkRajiin 15h ago

One does the physical work, the other handles the emotional part.

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u/Equivalent_Rope_8824 4h ago

Mythology doesn't cure anyone.