The “Good” Cancer

Describing thyroid cancer as the "good cancer" can be misleading and ultimately unhelpful. While some individuals may undergo surgery and recover fully, others face more serious challenges that contradict this optimistic label. For those of us who experience complications, the notion of a "good" cancer becomes a painful irony. In my situation, what started as thyroid cancer metamorphosed into something far more sinister, metastasizing into several lymph nodes, the base of my tongue, and even my lower left lung. This harsh reality serves as a reminder that dismissing the seriousness of any cancer can lead to complacency. It’s important to approach the diagnosis with the gravity it deserves because, ultimately, no cancer should be categorized as merely “good” or “bad.” Each case is unique, and the implications can be life-altering. rest of their life. Others things go differently even though it was suppose to be the “ good cancer”.

All of a sudden the”good cancer” turn into the “not so good” cancer. The one that has already metastasized into different part of your body. In my case several lymph nodes, base of my tongue and lower left lung above the Hemi diaphragm.