Some cancer patients have only medical marijuana to lean on to answer those two symptoms of their disease.

A duplex isn't that bad but when you have larger buildings a bad tenant can affect a complex like a cancer.

You're going to die of colon cancer, probably in the next three days or so and your son is in Afghanistan and the flights aren't lining up to get him home and by the way the morphine isn't working and your wife has dementia with no caregiver when you're gone and you don't have enough money for a care facility but you don't qualify for Medicaid... that's a problem.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. 90 days ago I was diagnosed as stage 4 cancer.

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Bid was 240k it came in at 280k The builder under bid the house and got cancer in the middle of the build.

Also i found out from my agent that the guys wife has cancer and he's been focused on taking care of her and its possible he let things go on the property to take care of her.

Our landlord is a great guy and unfortunately he has cancer.

i just ignored her but she's a cancer & $10 says she's section 8. time to put a stop to it.

My question is, do you think this will satisfy the manager and/or landlord (perhaps with a note from my therapist or something) as grounds for lease cancellation, or does "illness" refer to something physical, and/or life-and-death like cancer?