Our 32-year-old daughter-in-law, the mother of four young children, has developed breast cancer. 

Some years ago a man passed away from lung cancer due to radon and his family has been very active in promoting radon inspections. 

And again, out of our control, that was the rules as imposed, it was systemic industry cancer. 

Fast forward some decades and the now 50-60 year old man was required to get chest x-rays every six months so he could be a part of the Mesothelioma and other lung cancers class-action lawsuit.

I had cancer.

I see young people diagnosed with cancer every day in my line of work (radiologist).

For example, when I was diagnosed with cancer the first time, I had great insurance.

I read radon is the first cause of cancer for non smokers.

(my only sib died of cancer after coming back from service in afghanistan & iraq thanks to the air force and depleted uranium galore.. my mom and his fiancee threw his ashes and sperm bank deposit (apparently harvested routinely before chemo?)

Maybe it's just the suburban sprawl and the fact that you can't walk to anything unless you're in the much maligned 'inner ring.'