Zoltans 17 Anniversary

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So today is the 17 Anniversary of our son Darren (Zoltan) passing away from Cancer at the age of 19. 29/9/2004
As always i am here to remember him with you all he was such a great part of this Forum and i know he his miss by a lot of you.
I will be having a JD tonight in is memory.
hope you are all ok with Corvid and the so call fuel crisis.
 
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Life is truly precious and only when faced with death do we realise our mortality.

Hope you are all doing well.

Was it osteosarcoma? I've had a close relation also very young diagnosed and this cancer only affects young people in their teens or early twenties.
 
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I've been around here a while and remember Zoltan and his passing.

Just reading this every year hits home. I'm only 4 years older than what he would be today, yet I've got married, had a child and other milestone events as I approach my mid life. Sadly, things that Zoltan never got to do or share with family and friends.

Life truly is a precious thing and with a child myself now, what you and your family went through is something no parent should have to go through.

Thinking of you and your family Zoltans_dad at this difficult time.
 
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I wasn't part of this forum when Zoltan passed away, but sadly have been reading the twice yearly posts commemorating Darren's birthday and his passing for many a year now.

Kudos to @Zoltans_dad for keeping Darren's memory alive on here. I recall his 'foglight' sig banner, a pet peeve I share.

RIP Zoltan.
 
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Life is truly precious and only when faced with death do we realise our mortality.

Hope you are all doing well.

Was it osteosarcoma? I've had a close relation also very young diagnosed and this cancer only affects young people in their teens or early twenties.

it was actually Ewing sarcoma.
 
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it was actually Ewing sarcoma.

Very similar from the quick google I did. Osteo affects bones and Ewing bones and tissues around the bones. It's a really harsh situation especially given both affect young people. It's been a tough round of hospital stays every mon-fri for chemo and then the surgeries. Experiencing this over the past year with a very close relation it's a terrible situation for all involved. I wish you all the best. Just realised he was born the same year as myself. I am sure he would be proud of you keeping his memory alive. Take care of yourself.
 
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I've said it a million times but this comes around so quickly. I can't believe it's been 17 years since he died. All the best to you and the family, hope you're doing well.
 
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Very similar from the quick google I did. Osteo affects bones and Ewing bones and tissues around the bones. It's a really harsh situation especially given both affect young people. It's been a tough round of hospital stays every mon-fri for chemo and then the surgeries. Experiencing this over the past year with a very close relation it's a terrible situation for all involved. I wish you all the best. Just realised he was born the same year as myself. I am sure he would be proud of you keeping his memory alive. Take care of yourself.
Thank you hope your relation is OK and all the best for the future.
 
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