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PAUL SAYS HE DOESN'T CONTROL PEOPLE, BUT THEN HE CONTROLS MATT AND RAVEN! - Duration: 0:30.
I don't control these people
Just go get in bed as if you guys are doing your typical nap.
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This is not minecraft, but is... Solo un Coglione - Duration: 2:42.
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Kate Middleton Really Wants to Get Pregnant With Baby No. 3 but Prince William Is Not Having It - Duration: 2:17.
The royal family is as prim and proper as can be but they're not immune to public fights!
Sources exclusively reveal to Life & Style that Kate Middleton and Prince William couldn't
help but have it out on July 17 after an event in Warsaw, Poland where Kate made a joke about
having baby No. 3!
During her trip, the 35-year-old was gifted with a stuffed animal that was designed for
newborns.
Since her children � four-year-old Prince George and two-year-old Princess Charlotte
� are already too old for the toy, she reportedly told her hubby, "We will just have to have
more babies."
But William did not think her joke was funny and later that day, they were spotted having
a very tense argument because they disagree on expanding their family.
�Tension has been simmering for some time,� says a royal insider, �and it came to the
surface under the pressure of a royal tour."
Kate has her heart set on having at least one more baby, because, �Coming from a family
of three herself, she thinks it�s the perfect number,� says the insider, but William is
not on the same page.
�He�s quite happy with a boy and a girl."
At the moment, George and Charlotte are �are both at ages where they can�t sit still
so they run around all over the place,� says a source.
And even though the couple can afford nannies to help care for their children, they �are
determined to be hands-on parents" which can be an overwhelming experience.
Kate opened up about her own struggles with adjusting to motherhood back in March during
a speech she gave in order to raise awareness of mental health issues in mothers.
�Personally, becoming a mother has been such a rewarding and wonderful experience,�
she said at the time, according to the Huffington Post.
�However, at times it has also been a huge challenge, even for me who has support at
home that most mothers do not.� tell us your thoughts in comments below.
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all star but wait - Duration: 3:39.
im first xddd
im lonely 2
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#Premier League big guns are shooting at glory – but how do they need to fine-tune? - Duration: 9:13.
Premier League big guns are shooting at glory – but how do they need to fine-tune?
THE hard yards have been run and the big money has been spent. Now the Premier League contenders are champing at the bit and jostling for position with the starting line less than a fortnight away.
Chelsea have bolstered their attack with the signing of Alvaro Morata.
Manchester United will be gunning for the title with Romelu Lukaku in attack. Arsenal will officially get the title race under way a week on Friday when they host the 2015-16 champions Leicester at the Emirates.
Never has a new season been more eagerly anticipated than the one about to unfold. And big-spending Everton have now made this season's Prem battle an intriguing seven-runner race.
This time last year, of course, Jose Mourinho was a picture of misery as he prepared for his first season in charge of Manchester United with a calamitous trip to China.
But now he is brimming with optimism following a successful couple of weeks in the USA and the signings of £75million Romelu Lukaku and £31m Victor Lindelof.
Mourinho claimed: "We are better than last season and the spirit is fantastic. These guys I have now are phenomenal. They are big friends and good guys and I like them so much.
"The confidence levels are good and I think the fact that we had some success last season was also important to relax some personalities.
Liverpools Mohamed Salah will provide blistering pace on the wings.
Arsenal splashed out £52m on striker Alexandre Lacazette.
Down the road at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola appears to have completed his summer spending after paying £219m to sign Bernardo Silva, Ederson, Kyle Walker, Benjamin Mendy, Danilo and Douglas Luiz.
Nobody starts the season under greater pressure than Guardiola after last season's failure to deliver a trophy or sustain a strong challenge in Europe. Manchester City have spent £219m improving their squad this summer.
Meanwhile, Chelsea boss Antonio Conte fired the first verbal volley this week when he declared the champions' closest rival last term does not operate under the same pressure as the other hopefuls.
The Italian said: "For Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and maybe Liverpool, it is a tragedy if they don't win the title.
"For Tottenham, it is not a tragedy if they don't win or arrive in the Champions League. You must understand the status and expectations of the team.".
Harry Kane will be looking to build on his Golden Boot-winning campaign. Perhaps that might explain why Spurs, last season's runners-up, are the only Premier League club still to make a single signing this summer.
Many view that inactivity as a lack of ambition and a failure to build on last season's achievements.
But manager Mauricio Pochettino has faith in his squad and is confident they can make an even stronger challenge, despite their temporary move to Wembley.
Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger continues to call all the shots at Arsenal despite his lowest finish in 21 years in charge.
Wayne Rooney made a sensational return to Everton this summer. A flying start is essential for Wenger if he is to avoid the kind of fan unrest which has blighted the Emirates in recent years.
Yet no one faces a more daunting start to the season than Everton, who have already had to contend with a Europa League qualifier — and face Manchester City, Chelsea, Spurs and Manchester United among their first Premier League fixtures.
It is not inconceivable they could find themselves bottom of the table by mid-September. Wayne Rooney or not, it is going to be a testing few weeks for their boss Ronald Koeman.
Chelsea.
DESPITE the arrival of Alvaro Morata, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Antonio Rudiger, Chelsea need more numbers. That trio are only replacements for Diego Costa, Nemanja Matic — who are both set to leave — and John Terry.
Boss Antonio Conte needs quality competition for his regular starting XI. So cover at wing-back and central midfield is needed, plus pace up front.
Arsenal. ARSENE WENGER broke the club's transfer record by splashing £52million on Alexandre Lacazette. But the Arsenal boss must keep hold of Alexis Sanchez to claim any sort of victory in this window.
If Wenger stays with a 3-4-2-1 line-up, he needs another left wing-back. Monaco winger Thomas Lemar would also be a welcome addition, while Wenger is always in the market for a centre-back – MIKE McGRATH.
JOSE MOURINHO cut a frustrated figure on tour in the States, claiming he is only halfway to getting his four targets.
Romelu Lukaku and Victor Lindelof are in but Mourinho wants a holding midfielder, with 36-year-old Michael Carrick unable to play every game.
Nemanja Matic remains his main target and the club are still working on getting Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic – NEIL CUSTIS.
Tottenham. MAURICIO POCHETTINO is the only top-flight chief not to bring in any new faces — and that must be a concern for some fans.
Kyle Walker left for Manchester City but Poch has otherwise managed to retain the squad which did brilliantly last term.
But they need more depth to the squad, especially if key men like Harry Kane or Dele Alli get crocked. Some wide midfielders would be welcome.
SAY what you like about the mind-boggling £219million City have spent this summer, they bought good players in the required areas. Pace and power have been added at full-back, while Ederson is surely an upgrade on Claudio Bravo.
They would love to get Alexis Sanchez or Kylian Mbappe — but both look like longshots right now, with the top priority another centre-back – MARTIN BLACKBURN.
Liverpool. THE Reds' 'gegenpress' tactics will only intensify with the arrival of speed merchant Mo Salah and attacking left-back Andrew Robertson.
Virgil van Dijk has been Liverpool's No1 target all summer. And the £70million-rated Southampton centre-half is badly needed to patch up last season's leaky defence. Another proven goalscorer would be a big help, too – KEN LAWRENCE.
Everton.
THIS summer has seen the most expensive overhaul in Everton's history, with almost £100million spent. Jordan Pickford, Michael Keane and Davy Klaassen are all important buys, while free transfer Wayne Rooney is the headline act.
Ex-Barcelona striker Sandro Ramirez has also arrived. But the Toffees need a proven scorer to replace Romelu Lukaku, whose physical presence will also be missed.
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Arsenal transfer news: Arsenal's Santi Cazorla reveals all on injury hell but vows to return from - Duration: 4:29.
Arsenal's Santi Cazorla reveals all on injury hell but vows to return from Achilles problem after EIGHT operations
SANTI CAZORLA has opened his heart on his injury nightmare – and admitted fearing he would never play for Arsenal again. The Spanish midfielder has been sidelined by Achilles tendon problems since last October.
Santi Cazorla has opened his heart on his injury hell.
Santi Cazorla was busy with his rehab in the gym earlier this week. He underwent EIGHT operations as doctors battled a mystery infection in his ankle.
Cazorla returned to the gym to work on his fitness earlier this week. He hopes to return to Arsene Wengers first team in the near future.
A £10million buy from Malaga in 2012, the 32-year-old has since made 180 Gunners appearances – scoring 29 goals.
Speaking to Onda Cero, Cazorla said: I dont know how long it will take me to return, but I am convinced that I will be back soon.
I ended up thinking that I would never again play football at my current level. I would come out of the operating theatre with everything fine, then have a relapse.
I dont have any strength in my Achilles tendon, or any muscle mass. It will take time.
The Spanish star has endured a miserable year on the injury front.
Arsene Wenger will hope to have his midfield talisman back in action soon.
I dont want to set a date for my comeback, as I dont know whether I will be able to keep to it.
Bacteria got into the scar tissue after my operation. The doctors did not know too much about the problem I had, although it seems to be solved now. Going into the operating theatre ended up feeling normal to me.
Santi Cazorla has has been sidelined by Achilles tendon problems since last October.
Santi Cazorla has won 77 caps for Spain so far in his career.
Arsenal signed Cazorla for £12m from Malaga back in 2012. The doctors told me they probably hadnt seen a case like mine for quite some time. This is unusual for a professional sportsman.
My son asks me every day whether I will be able to play once again. Im very eager to get back out on the pitch, and I hope it will be soon.
Cazorla, capped 77 times, said he has drawn inspiration from Villarreal keeper Sergio Asenjo. Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla reassures fans on his injury.
The 28-year-old has recovered well since a knee ligament injury suffered against Real Madrid in February ruled him out for the rest of the season.
Cazorla added: I was surprised just how good a shape Sergio Asenjo was in when I saw him recently. He is an example to us all. There couldnt be a better role model than him.
Santi Cazorla heads back to gym for first time as he looks for Arsenal return.
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Arsenal transfer news: Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal all tracking Ross Barkley but ... - Duration: 3:16.
Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal all tracking Ross Barkley but Tottenham remain favourites for Everton star
TOTTENHAM are favourites to land wantaway Ross Barkley but face serious competition from their Premier League rivals. Everton boss Ronald Koeman dropped a bombshell on Wednesday after revealing that the England international will leave the Toffees this summer.
Everton ace Ross Barkley is braced to leave the club this summer.
Ronald Koeman admitted that Ross Barkley wanted to seek a new challenge. The club have slapped a £50million price-tag on the midfielder which Premier League clubs are refusing to match.
But with just one-year left on his contract, Everton will be forced to lower their asking price in order to find Barkley a new club.
And according to the Daily Mails Dominic King, Barkley will not be short of potential suitors with Spurs leading the pack. He told BBC 5 Live: Theres a lot of clubs looking at him [Barkley], for a lot of reasons.
Hes a young English player, and theyre scarce on the market. I would say Tottenham would be favourites at the moment, but I would think a lot of clubs in the top six will be looking at him, Arsenal among them.
Tottenham are reportedly favourites to land Ross Barkley this summer.
Jose Mourinho could make a swoop for Ross Barkley if the price is right.
Ross Barkley started 32 Premier League matches last season and scored five goals.
Ross Barkley is currently recovering from surgery on a groin injury. Ross Barkley punched in face at Santa Chupitos nightclub in Liverpool.
Manchester United, Chelsea will be keeping an eye on the situation. I would think before the end of the window there would be some resolution to this.
Barkley was offered a new deal to extend his stay at Everton but he wanted to leave for a new challenge. He is currently on the road to recovery following successful surgery on a groin injury.
He was ruled out of Evertons pre-season tour of the Netherlands and is expected to miss the first Premier League match of the season.
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New signings and new ideas: Premier League big guns are shooting at glory – but how do they need - Duration: 9:34.
New signings and new ideas: Premier League big guns are shooting at glory – but how do they need to fine-tune?
THE hard yards have been run and the big money has been spent. Now the Premier League contenders are champing at the bit and jostling for position with the starting line less than a fortnight away.
Chelsea have bolstered their attack with the signing of Alvaro Morata.
Manchester United will be gunning for the title with Romelu Lukaku in attack. Arsenal will officially get the title race under way a week on Friday when they host the 2015-16 champions Leicester at the Emirates.
Never has a new season been more eagerly anticipated than the one about to unfold. And big-spending Everton have now made this season's Prem battle an intriguing seven-runner race.
This time last year, of course, Jose Mourinho was a picture of misery as he prepared for his first season in charge of Manchester United with a calamitous trip to China.
But now he is brimming with optimism following a successful couple of weeks in the USA and the signings of £75million Romelu Lukaku and £31m Victor Lindelof.
Mourinho claimed: "We are better than last season and the spirit is fantastic. These guys I have now are phenomenal. They are big friends and good guys and I like them so much.
"The confidence levels are good and I think the fact that we had some success last season was also important to relax some personalities.
Liverpools Mohamed Salah will provide blistering pace on the wings.
Arsenal splashed out £52m on striker Alexandre Lacazette.
Down the road at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola appears to have completed his summer spending after paying £219m to sign Bernardo Silva, Ederson, Kyle Walker, Benjamin Mendy, Danilo and Douglas Luiz.
Nobody starts the season under greater pressure than Guardiola after last season's failure to deliver a trophy or sustain a strong challenge in Europe. Manchester City have spent £219m improving their squad this summer.
Meanwhile, Chelsea boss Antonio Conte fired the first verbal volley this week when he declared the champions' closest rival last term does not operate under the same pressure as the other hopefuls.
The Italian said: "For Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and maybe Liverpool, it is a tragedy if they don't win the title.
"For Tottenham, it is not a tragedy if they don't win or arrive in the Champions League. You must understand the status and expectations of the team.".
Harry Kane will be looking to build on his Golden Boot-winning campaign. Perhaps that might explain why Spurs, last season's runners-up, are the only Premier League club still to make a single signing this summer.
Many view that inactivity as a lack of ambition and a failure to build on last season's achievements.
But manager Mauricio Pochettino has faith in his squad and is confident they can make an even stronger challenge, despite their temporary move to Wembley.
Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger continues to call all the shots at Arsenal despite his lowest finish in 21 years in charge.
Wayne Rooney made a sensational return to Everton this summer. A flying start is essential for Wenger if he is to avoid the kind of fan unrest which has blighted the Emirates in recent years.
Yet no one faces a more daunting start to the season than Everton, who have already had to contend with a Europa League qualifier — and face Manchester City, Chelsea, Spurs and Manchester United among their first Premier League fixtures.
It is not inconceivable they could find themselves bottom of the table by mid-September. Wayne Rooney or not, it is going to be a testing few weeks for their boss Ronald Koeman.
Chelsea.
DESPITE the arrival of Alvaro Morata, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Antonio Rudiger, Chelsea need more numbers. That trio are only replacements for Diego Costa, Nemanja Matic — who are both set to leave — and John Terry.
Boss Antonio Conte needs quality competition for his regular starting XI. So cover at wing-back and central midfield is needed, plus pace up front.
Arsenal. ARSENE WENGER broke the club's transfer record by splashing £52million on Alexandre Lacazette. But the Arsenal boss must keep hold of Alexis Sanchez to claim any sort of victory in this window.
If Wenger stays with a 3-4-2-1 line-up, he needs another left wing-back. Monaco winger Thomas Lemar would also be a welcome addition, while Wenger is always in the market for a centre-back – MIKE McGRATH.
JOSE MOURINHO cut a frustrated figure on tour in the States, claiming he is only halfway to getting his four targets.
Romelu Lukaku and Victor Lindelof are in but Mourinho wants a holding midfielder, with 36-year-old Michael Carrick unable to play every game.
Nemanja Matic remains his main target and the club are still working on getting Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic – NEIL CUSTIS.
Tottenham. MAURICIO POCHETTINO is the only top-flight chief not to bring in any new faces — and that must be a concern for some fans.
Kyle Walker left for Manchester City but Poch has otherwise managed to retain the squad which did brilliantly last term.
But they need more depth to the squad, especially if key men like Harry Kane or Dele Alli get crocked. Some wide midfielders would be welcome.
SAY what you like about the mind-boggling £219million City have spent this summer, they bought good players in the required areas. Pace and power have been added at full-back, while Ederson is surely an upgrade on Claudio Bravo.
They would love to get Alexis Sanchez or Kylian Mbappe — but both look like longshots right now, with the top priority another centre-back – MARTIN BLACKBURN.
Liverpool. THE Reds' 'gegenpress' tactics will only intensify with the arrival of speed merchant Mo Salah and attacking left-back Andrew Robertson.
Virgil van Dijk has been Liverpool's No1 target all summer. And the £70million-rated Southampton centre-half is badly needed to patch up last season's leaky defence. Another proven goalscorer would be a big help, too – KEN LAWRENCE.
Everton.
THIS summer has seen the most expensive overhaul in Everton's history, with almost £100million spent. Jordan Pickford, Michael Keane and Davy Klaassen are all important buys, while free transfer Wayne Rooney is the headline act.
Ex-Barcelona striker Sandro Ramirez has also arrived. But the Toffees need a proven scorer to replace Romelu Lukaku, whose physical presence will also be missed –.
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Prabhas and Anushka Shetty attended Shyam Prasad Reddy's daughter's wedding but did they meet? - Duration: 3:08.
Prabhas and Anushka Shetty attended Shyam Prasad Reddy's daughter's wedding but did they meet?
Shyam Prasad's daughter's wedding was an event to remember as the creme de la creme of Tollywood attended the marriage ceremony. The grand event took place on Thursday at the N Convention in Hyderabad.
It was a glitzy affair with Allu Arjun, Venkatesh, Pawan Kalyan in attendance. That's not all – The glam quotient turned up a notch when Baahubali aka Prabhas attended the function.
In fact, his devasena aka Anusha Shetty also came to wish the couple. Dressed in simple casual, Prabhas made for a dashing figure in his new look.
As for Devasena, she looked gorgeous in a bright pink saree. But our question is – did the two meet? Also Read: Saaho Teaser: Prabhas' badass swag is one up from his Baahubali avatar.
As an onscreen pair, the two wove magic with their chemistry and talent. Post Baahubali 2, they went on to become one of the most talked about pairings.
Amarendra Baahubali – Devasena came to life because of these two Tollywood stars. The best part of this pairing is how they stand on their own as well.
As a pair they are phenomenal, they are equally impressive as individual stars. Unfortunately, it has been confirmed the two are not coming together for Saaho.
While reports suggest she has opted out because she had already signed a Tamil film, we revealed to you the real reaosn being weight issues. "Anushka was training hard for her role in Saaho.
However, her weight has become a bone of contention." revealed a source EXCLUSIVELY to Bollywoodlife. We bets fans are disappointed the two are not coming together for Prabhas' next film – Saaho.
Reports suggest, the actor will join the sets of Sahao by the first week of August. This is easily one of the most awaited films.
The movie is set for 2018 release. So, who will rpelace Anushka Shetty in Saaho? Rumours are doing the rounds that Pooja Hegde will step in. Will the Prabhas-Pooja hege pairing work?.
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Sir Vince Cable named as new Lib Dem leader – but here's what you DIDN'T know about him - Duration: 3:20.
Sir Vince Cable named as new Lib Dem leader – but here's what you DIDN'T know about him
He has vowed to make Britains third biggest party credible. The 74-year-old – who was business minister from 2010 to 2015 – has said he believes Brexit "might never happen" because it is so complicated and divisive.
No one else ran in the leadership race after Tim Farron stepped down after last month's general election amid controversy over his beliefs about gay rights.
The economy expert was one of the few to predict the 2008 financial crash and has even forecast when he believes the next UK money meltdown will be.
He is in favour of a soft Brexit, where Britain can still hold onto financial connections with the EU after it leaves the official union.
His predecessor has said parliament is in such uproar over Brexit that Theresa May could be booted out of Number 10. GETTY LEADER: Sir Vince Cable ran unopposed in the Liberal Democrat leadership race.
GETTY NEW LOVE: Sir Cable wears two wedding rings, one for late Olympia, another for new bride Rachel. The Lib Dems are well-known for pledging to give Brits a second referendum on a final Brexit deal if they won power in government.
Sir Cable wants to reform Britain's economy and not have "over-defence on banking and property markets" so the country isn't caught up in "over-reliance on household debt rather than investment and competitiveness," according to his leadership manifesto.
A part-time cattle farmer, Sir Cable wears two wedding rings since he re-married after his first wife, Olympia, died of cancer in 2001.
LES WILSON BRIDE: Olympia married Cable in Nairobi, Kenya in 1968.
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Sir Cable cared for his beloved Olympia – a woman of Goan origin whom he fell in love with in Kenya where she was born – throughout her battle with cancer.
His father disowned him for marrying a woman of another race. In 2001, Sir Cable reconnected with old friend Rachel and they discovered a shared passion for dairy farming. They married in 2004.
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Princess Diana's DASHING lovers IN THEIR GOLDEN DAYS - BUT LOOK AT DIANA'S LOVERS NOW | OLD BUT - Duration: 4:27.
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John McCain is a fighter, no question. But can attitude affect cancer? - Duration: 8:47.
John McCain is a fighter, no question. But can attitude affect cancer?
Military metaphors are commonplace when people talk about cancer — or should we say the "fight against cancer." Since John McCain announced his brain cancer diagnosis, the senior senator from Arizona has received a barrage of supportive statements featuring martial language.
Politicians and other well-wishers have explicitly connected his war hero reputation with a favorable outcome. "Cancer doesn't know what it's up against," former president Barack Obama tweeted.
Vice President Pence wrote: "John McCain is a fighter & he'll win this fight too." McCain's daughter Meghan posted a tribute on Instagram, saying: "Cancer may afflict him in many ways: But it will not make him surrender.
Nothing ever has." On television, newscasters discussing McCain's diagnosis talked up his toughness, too. "There is nobody who is the kind of fighter that John McCain is," said CNN's Dana Bash.
"Never mind all of the things that he went through in Vietnam, the melanoma that he had in 2000. But just even the extent to which he is going constantly, in warp speed always.
. . . He has a fighter pilot's mentality." There's no denying McCain's fortitude. It was on full display this past week, when he bucked his party to block the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
But can personality traits alter the course of cancer, as his well-wishers seem to want to believe? Can a positive mental stance tame an aggressive malignancy such as glioblastoma ? As a doctor and cancer survivor, I know there is no evidence to support the idea that personality can influence the growth of malignant cells.
There is no cancer for which attitude can halt the progression of disease. And, despite medical progress against other tumors, glioblastoma remains lethal.
Even with treatment, patients have a slim chance of living long with this condition; the five-year survival rate is just over 5 percent. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and former vice president Joe Biden's son Beau died within two years of diagnosis.
Still, the words of support for McCain shouldn't be written off as empty platitudes — phrases that belong on Mylar balloons, as the Atlantic's James Hamblin suggested. Language can be a powerful tool in medicine.
As with physical remedies, there are potential harms and risks to consider, but potential upsides, too. The questionable relationship between cancer and psychological traits has percolated through scientific and popular literature for decades.
In her landmark 1978 essay, "Illness as Metaphor," Susan Sontag railed against the view, popularized by psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich, that cancer is "a disease following emotional resignation — a bio-energetic shrinking, a giving up of hope." Sontag wrote: "Widely believed psychological theories of disease assign to the luckless ill the ultimate responsibility both for falling ill and for getting well.
And conventions of treating cancer as no mere disease but a demonic enemy make cancer not just a lethal disease but a shameful one." She rejected these notions.
Modern researchers have debunked the idea that negative emotions heighten an individual's susceptibility to developing cancer, or that maintaining a positive outlook can stave off cancer's return or delay its progression.
As Jimmie Holland, a psychiatrist at New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, has said, "The idea that we can control illness and death with our minds appeals to our deepest yearnings, but it just isn't so." In 2007, the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group confronted the belief that psychology affects cancer patients' survival.
This well-established clinical-trials organization studied more than 1,000 patients with head and neck cancers. After controlling for tumor stage and demographic factors, such as income, the researchers found no relationship whatsoever between patients' outcomes and their emotional well-being.
Another informative, large study drew on personality questionnaires completed by nearly 60,000 Swedish and Finnish people. Years later, investigators identified 4,631 cancer cases among the participants.
In 2010, they reported that neither "extraversion" nor "neuroticism" increased the likelihood of a cancer diagnosis or survival after a cancer diagnosis.
Although a handful of studies have found that women who are anxious or depressed are more likely to suffer recurrences of breast cancer and die from the condition, it's plainly true, and understandable, that dying women are more likely to be anxious and depressed.
These analyses are confounded by the fact that attitudes influence patients' treatment decisions: their willingness to participate in clinical trials, try new drugs, seek second opinions and travel for their care.
What's more, social determinants of health — education and economic circumstances — can mask what might be construed as grit or a fighting spirit. Many people cannot afford to try new cancer medications or seek multiple opinions.
In some disadvantaged communities, fatalism about cancer affects whether patients get screened, go for checkups upon noticing worrisome symptoms or, even after a diagnosis, accept care provided by oncologists.
Meanwhile, some doctors and advocacy groups worry about the potential harms of applying battle language to the experience of having cancer. Patients may feel they are to blame if they fail to "beat" the tumor.
They may think that their recurrence, or impending death, is not due to the nature of their malignancy but a failure of will. An added concern is that military language and tales of courage can discourage acceptance of palliative care.
Patients may become trapped by a positive mentality — pressured by family and friends who encourage them to keep trying more treatments, or compelled by an internal drive to fight to the end — and they may push themselves beyond what's sensible or realistic.
Yet I recall some of my patients who liked to say they were "fighting" cancer. So did my father, who lived with lymphoma for three decades before dying at age 83 from a pancreatic tumor.
When I received my own breast cancer diagnosis, in 2002, I didn't think of it in terms of battle language. I'm not a military-oriented person; although I aspire to mental fortitude, fighting words don't suit me.
However, I accept that just as some people derive strength and comfort in prayer and others don't, patients' responses to words, images and stories about cancer do vary.
Recent research suggests that participating in support groups can reduce cancer patients' anxiety, fatigue and depression.
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There's a dark room inside of my head developing images I'd rather forget.
You laced your tongue with the poison & it makes me remember.
Every night I look out my window afraid you might return for more,
I miss your frozen love too much & I'd overdose from just a touch.
Oh baby don't come back, Oh whatever you do
don't come back for me.
After all, I've bled for you I can hardly breathe
& one more kiss could take my life.
Their's a fire inside of my bed made of coals that I deeply regret
Oh, you left me burning with the embers.
& I barely made it out alive.
Oh, whatever you do don't come back for me
After all, I've bled for you I can hardly breathe.
Oh, your back inside my dreams, broken bones & empty screams,
sleepless nights in burning sheets.
Lightning strikes inside my eyes, tell me is this love alive,
Tell me now or set me free.
Oh, whatever you do don't come back for me.
After all, I've bled for you, I can hardly breathe,
& one more kiss could take my life.
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