I’d give them a break. Most people have no idea what cancer treatment entails. I went through it with my mom and then was diagnosed myself 7 months before she died. I’d be sitting in the chemo infusion room, some lady beside me yakking, and I’d ask what kind of breast cancer she has. You’d be surprised how many times I heard I don’t know? It was shocking. The day I was diagnosed I was on my computer doing research. By the time I Had my first oncologist visit there wasn’t a single thing he could tell me. He was shocked and always called me his ‘research queen’.
I wanted to know what I was dealing with so there would be absolutely no shocking surprises.
Hope you’re doing well. :)
Bless you, I have been there.
A majority of children who go to state schools develop a life-long hatred of learning.
It makes for compliant manipulable voters, when they can be bothered to vote.