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My sympathy man. This is a diagnosis I wouldn't wish on anyone. I'm not sure there is a right answer as to what to do here. We go through our lives thinking there's going to be a right answer someday but when the chips are down it's probably okay that there isn't one right answer.

While I'm sure you know that telling your family is likely a good idea sooner rather than later (I guess? I mean, I feel like this is a situation where not knowing would be even sadder than knowing) stuff like to tell your exes or your work, I think you should get to go with what feels right and not have to worry about being judged for it, you have enough to worry about.

I think I would probably go for the treatments, but I won't say that's what everyone should do. People should have a right to live and die as they see fit. I recently had family die and funerals are expensive too. Either way, the death of a loved one changes a lot of things. They might not mind spending money on you. But yeah even then it doesn't hurt to consider quality of life as you said.

I'm glad I could be here to read it and give my words of support at least, not posted here as much but I can tell you have good friends here who are thinking of you.