He told us about alot of things he learnt while in chemo-therapy, like, not worrying about the small things too much, that being grateful is a good skill to have, that happiness is a skill that you have to learn, and that to gain resilience, you have to power through the bad times and don't let it get to you too much.
He was confident, respectful, nice, and so many other things. It really shows that a near-death experience can change a human for the better. He's an amazing role-model and he seems like a great person to know.

Sorry for not posting much about the blogX thing, I've been busy and haven't gotten an opportunity to do it. I promise I'll post more soon!
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