I Have Cancer Again (Again) - Stage 4 Melanoma Recurrence

It turns out that I'm really, really good at developing cancer. I have other marketable skills, but they don't keep a stage 4 cancer vlog going like this one, so my body decided to lean into it apparently.
All kidding aside, this sucks, and I'm going to need a lot of help and support to get through this for a third time. In this vlog, I describe how I'm feeling, what the diagnosis, prognosis, and potential treatment options are, and ramble on about what life is like as a young adult who is now living with seemingly chronic cancer.
I really appreciate you continuing to follow along, and this vlog is huge for my mental health as well as connecting with other cancer patients and their loved ones.
I wish I was doing it under different circumstances, but alas.
Talk to ya'll soon.
Byyyyeeeee!

[@Rainbow-it2nz]

You are not alone. We are all fellow travelers in this short journey of life, most of us just race through our lives forgetting how we are all mortal. Don't stop the fight. Cancer is not about long life, it's about having a good life! Best wishes 🙏❤

[@IamWone]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u and desires to have a personal relationship with you of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿❤️❤

[@emilybruce368]

• Fenbendazole (222mg) • Vitamin E (800IU daily) • Curcumin (600mg daily) • CBD oil (25mg per day) Berberine & Quercetine

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Sweet! Did you cure your own cancer with these?

[@slinnview]

Mike, you will have a good treatment plan in place soon. You have beaten the odds before and it can happen again. I am sending love, hugs and hopes for a long, cancer-free life.❤❤

[@IamWone]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u and desires to have a personal relationship with you of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿❤️❤

[@jenniferthomas5926]

Mike, The notification for this popped up while i was making dinner and knew i needed to have a minute of privacy to watch this. I don't know what to say...there is nothing that i can say that you didn't. This absolutely sucks and i am just so sad for you...but as many others said...you got this and we got you. It seems like it was caught early and treatment is very effective if i understand what you are saying. You will kick this cancer's ass again. You look and sound awesome! Please keep us posted as you are able. Sending you the best wishes and a big hug. You will definitely be on my mind. Take care!

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

You'd think I'd just stop opting in to cancer, right? I'm glad you're in my corner, and it does seem like this is workable... I just can't keep exposing myself to this risk over and over. Appreciate the support, and hugs right back. Byyyeee ❤️

[@OfficeSpaceRedStapler]

Sorry to hear Mike. Long, long story but my wife had advanced stage 4 breast. Spread everywhere even to brain. We combined a checkpoint inhibitor, fasting, high dose melatonin, whole plant based diet and attention to gut health and she has been NED for about 6 months now. Even 2 Signatera tests have been negative. Oncologist is amazed as are we. One thing to relate to you is that having proper gut microbiota (a certain type of bacteria) has been shown to allow immune therapy (ICI's) to work much better in more people. Most oncologists are unaware of this but it is in the scientific lit. Cancer is mainly a failure of the immune system and not about the cancer cell. Get the immune system working again and keep it working and you will beat this thing for good. Best of luck, Mike

[@IdalinaAraujo-ms3ry]

Can you specify the high dose melathonin and fast? Thanks you

[@OfficeSpaceRedStapler]

@@IdalinaAraujo-ms3ry Sure, In my wifes case a total of 500mg mel/day. 100mg every 3-4 hours from about 11:00am on and 200mg at bedtime. A 300mg dose 1.5-2 hours before treatment or any scan to help protect healthy cells. Fasting is a 5 day "fast mimicking diet" that allows about 600 cals a day with the proper distribution of fat/carbs/protein. She would have treatment on day 4 of the fast and would fast every 3 weeks in concert with treatment. Hope this info is of help.

[@OfficeSpaceRedStapler]

@@IdalinaAraujo-ms3ry Sure, In my wifes case a total of 500mg mel/day.

[@OfficeSpaceRedStapler]

@@IdalinaAraujo-ms3ry 100mg every 3-4 hours from about 11:00am on and 200mg at bedtime. A 300mg dose 1.5-2 hours before treatment or any scan to help protect healthy cells.

[@OfficeSpaceRedStapler]

Fasting is a 5 day "fast mimicking diet" that allows about 600 cals a day with the proper distribution of fat/carbs/protein. She would have treatment on day 4 of the fast and would fast every 3 weeks in concert with treatment. Hope this info is of help.

[@lynnecrossland1797]

Just got word 2 days ago that my remission has become Stage 4 as well (abdomen, liver, scapula). Your reference to Whack-A-Mole is perfect! The way you describe how this process messes with your body, lifestyle and mental health is fantastic. I'll be sharing your vlog with friends and family to help them "get it" a little better. Thanks. Wishing you all the peace in the world as you continue this journey.

[@karenknight9565]

Hi Mike! I just found your channel and you r spot on! Cancer is surreal. I was diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer… not a lot of treatment options unfortunately. I find the mental side of cancer worse than the physical. Thanks for sharing your journey. Unfortunately the cancer “club” is huge but fortunately meet a lot of great people in the club! Much love and positivity!!! Karen💪🏻

[@MarzenaP22]

Hi Mike. I'm from Europe. I got my Melanoma diagnosis in November 2023.But I was more lucky than you, because I've got Stage1a. Wishing you the best! I know woman which is 10 years stage4 surviver and I'm sure there are much more people like this. Sending my support❤Love your attitude

[@fishfinder6427]

I was just diagnosed with colon cancer . I won't go into the details but I felt strangely calm also. My thoughts and prayers are with you. We can be here for mental support! Love your positive mindset!❤

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Well, that sucks to hear that you're part of the club, but I can almost assure you that paying attention to your mental health and trying to treat yourself well in spite of this fucking nonsense is valuable for getting through treatment. There are going to be ebbs and flows, and we're never perfect in our non-cancer lives, but I try to look at things through the lens of: getting better is my only job - what can I do today to help that? Always here to talk if you want.

[@lilyroben8576]

Mike, this is Dwayne. I'm cheering and praying for you and this hits home as my best friend, my younger brother Rodger also went through this and I was also honored to care for him for a short time. Please read on to the end for a suggestion - I'm sure you get lots of suggestions and advice, but at this point, information is key and you'll need to decide what info to choose to use in your cancer management. Number one advice from my brother - please continue to be your own best self-advocate. Trust your oncologist, but challenge them and ask lots of questions. My younger brother went through this exact same thing - stage 4 metasticized melanoma. Tumors were found in his liver, brain, and lower spine. He was extremely fit and healthy, athletically active and mentally strong. He previously had a history of tanning bed use in his 20's. He was diagnosed at age 44 in 2016, given 2 weeks to live, and immediately placed on the BRAF drug in combination with dual immunotherapy (same drugs you're on). The BRAF drug was like a magic bullet and he went into a fast reduction in tumors size. He remained on all 3 drugs and was in full remission in about 4 months and gained all his strength and body mass back. They also did cyberknife focused radiation for his brain tumors and other focused radiation for his spine and liver. He never had traditional chemo. They left him on those drugs and after a time (I think it was 2 to 3 years later), they stopped one drug at a time and did follow up PET scans. He was clear the first two scans and then some tumors came back. When they re-started the BRAF it was no longer effective (supposedly BRAF only works for a finite time until the body becomes de-sensitized to it). Man, the immunotherapy side effects are a bitch. Unfortunately, he eventually lost the physical fight 4 years in at age 48 in 2020. He stayed mentally and spiritually strong until the very end. Since then I've tried to keep reading and watching content to continue to educate myself on managing cancer and watching for new approaches or breakthroughs in studies. Both my brother and I are medical device engineers and avid technical readers on medical as well as nutrition and fitness. If I knew then what I know now, the number one thing my brother would do to increase his chances of continued success is to apply intermittent fasting as well as regular multi-day fasts since cancer feeds on sugar and carbs. Of course your body needs some carbs to survive, but I've learned it's the frequency that can be key. A few stage 4 cancer patients have talked about this, and of key interest is at the very least applying a temporary fasting strategy before and after immunotherapy or an radiation or chemo. They have said a 48 hr fast with water only before treatment and a 24 hr fast water only after treatment greatly reduced or eliminated side effects. I encourage you to try this. Kick ass Mike! You got this. Check out the video that inspired me here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfViX96jZWpqac

[@iSheree]

Keep putting those fires out. You are one of the strongest people I know. I recently found out my cancer is still in my blood but they can’t see it in scans, which means it’s pretty much going to come back somewhere at some point. I was also told my cancer is incurable at this stage, but treatable. I will have to learn to live with it. You have done this before, you can do it again. You got this.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I appreciate you saying that... well at least the part about me. The part about you (while I appreciate you sharing it)... bleh; hopefully it remains stable and the numbers go down. 💪🏻

[@iSheree]

@@Linn_Laugh_Love thank you and you’re welcome. I appreciate you sharing your story. It helps me feel less alone. ❤️

[@michele4920]

Mike, you are strong. God bless you ! You're in my prayers 🙏 ❤

[@ABOMINABLE7780]

Were all here dude all ears. Your not the only one your number one!

[@amyspeers8012]

Hello from SW France. I’m an American living here and was diagnosed with stage 2c melanoma in March 2023. I just completed my immunotherapy treatments and I am cancer free. Now to deal with the side effects! Wishing you all the best.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Hey hey! Thanks for watching and sharing - while I'm sad to hear of your diagnosis, I'm stoked you're NED after immunotherapy. Hydrate, treat yourself nicely, and I hope you dodge the worst of the side effects :)

[@jackiem9175]

Hard news! So hard to hear. Your energy and determination are phenomenal. You are at a wonderful center for treatment. I hope you can bring all the positives you are mentioning to mind when the worries come up., and for the times it’s hard, please know that people care very much. Your kindness in shoring up others is much appreciated.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Thanks for saying that, Jackie - it's tough, but talking about it with people helps me :)

[@lynnloehr1566]

I think your attitude will help you so much, as in rolling with what cancer has dealt you. 6 years with melanoma and you are still doing pretty well, that's quite an accomplishment.

[@donaldmizock6503]

Damn! I’ve been thinking about you every day for the past couple of weeks, and this is, obviously not the outcome any of us wanted. That said, your past resilience and attitude paint a hopeful picture, along with a creative treatment plan and emerging therapies, for you to beat this for good! By your own admission, it won’t be easy, but you’ve show your determination and toughness before, and along with medical intervention, attitude matters! Hang in there there, Mike, we love you and pray for a full recovery! Don & Joyce.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Don! There's probably less risky ways I could catalyze us to chat, but here we are 🤷🏻‍♂️ It's gonna suck for a bit, but I think I'll get through it. Appreciate you and Joyce being there for me - and my parents ❤️

[@karainsecond]

There is good reason to be hopeful with today's medical treatment options and new therapies in the pipeline so hang in there! I'm also a Stage 4 cancer patient and understand the sentiment that this journey can feel lonely. Sending you big hugs!

[@Swist1213]

I'm so sorry that you have to deal with this again. I'm thinking of you and hoping that the treatments are effective and less harsh than expected.

[@geocape7060]

The best to you Mike. You'll get through it again. You're a great guy and very loved. You got this ....💌

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Definitely feel the love - and I believe I'll get through it again. I gotta stop choosing this, though 😂

[@geocape7060]

@@Linn_Laugh_Love I agree with you.

[@karenbutnotthatkaren5528]

I so appreciate your healthy attitude about everything, while also aware that it takes effort to get and stay in that headspace. I believe our attitudes can make or break us, no matter the issue at hand. May your body handle the surgery and treatments with ease while you continue to maintain a winning attitude.☯️💪☯️ Karen.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

It's definitely not the situation I want to be in, but I'll try to make it work however I can. I also think that our attitude can make a difference, if only in how we stress and/or push ourselves to do healthier things. Appreciate your kind words, too :)

[@lanebashford3982]

Praying for you, Mike. You're young and tough and I hate that you have to go thru more treatment again but you can do it. I'm still getting by with my stage 4 MBC but so tired lately. l am 3 years post diagnosis and other than fatigue from targeted therapy, I'm going ok. HUGS from Bama!

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Well, I love to hear that you're tolerating treatment, even if it's making you tired. Hugs right back at ya - always appreciate the support ❤️

[@sharoncresenzi3016]

So sorry to hear this Mike! I’m praying your doctors come up with a treatment that will finally get rid of this horrible disease.

[@lexsli]

Good luck with the treatment, sending good thoughts your way!

[@missiris1234]

Mike you will get over this new setback and you will thrive. I just know it!

[@jacquievoice]

Rooting for you -from one survivor to anther!

[@muscleNPmama]

I'm really glad for your calm mindset. I agree it's messed up in a way, but being able to live moment to moment without deep anxiety is something❤ prayers these immunotherapy technologies get fast tracked and they find your cure

[@MOAB-UT]

You got this. You kicked it's ass the last time. Batter up. It does not stand a chance! See yourself super healthy this time next year. Manifest that vibration into reality.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

That's the goal!

[@DavidH-ve4fm]

I'm sorry you have a recurrence, but grateful that it is a small one. You are fortunate to have resilience, but I am sure it isn't 24/7 and know that it takes a lot of effort to stay grounded. You are in good hands it seems. We all wish you the best.

[@bradbeaman3502]

GD, Mike. Sorry about this. It must be hard to stay optimistic, but I hope you can as much as possible. You know you're not alone, of course, but also, YOU are the one who has to go through this (again). I hope they can get you in for the surgery ASAP, and that treatment this time isn't too bad.

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Brad! Yeah, it's frustrating... but I'm still strangely optimistic. In fact, it's a little bit offputting that I'm less panicky right now (which like... how many different ways do our brains have to mess with us - just let me have this one lol) - I think I'm going to be alright for this round, though.

[@ReneeT33]

Hi Mike..my heart sank when I saw your title. You are one champion I love to follow on here because your real and your strong. You have all of us here to support you and listen anytime you need. Hugs and prayers are headed your way ..💚💚💚

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Aww, well... I don't want your spirits to sink too much; I believe I'll be alright. It's gonna suck for a little, but I have a lot of strong people helping me. It means a lot that you're part of that supportive group ❤️

[@nessfox2038]

I pray that the treatment is 100 % effective and the side effects are minimal and God provides you Mike with comfort, strength, healing and peace🙏 I also pray for your loved ones too as they walk beside you. My husband has stage 4 cancer for 3 years now and as we go through this we try and enjoy all the good moments and pray our way through the challenging ones .. hug and blessings sent your way 🇿🇦

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I'm hopeful for the treatment and its damage on my body. Also hopeful for you and your husband; it's tiring and stressful, but I'm glad you're able to have good moments within it :)

[@nessfox2038]

@@Linn_Laugh_Love thank you 🙏 take care

[@JessieCruz-d6e]

you will win this battle again mike no doubt

[@Roxas9822]

Great video- stay strong ❤❤

[@dkst3602]

Not the news I wanted to hear, but it is what it is. Hopefully removing the lymph node and the rest of the treatment plan will work great. Wish you all the best for what's coming and looking forward to hear better news from you soon. 💪🏻👍🏻

[@TonyBabarino]

Mike, hoping good things for you. Question: have you really looked into (and talk to the doctors about) doing 3 day or 7 day or 14 days fasting? There is so, so much all over KZbin about it for fat loss, health, and especially for Cancer. Hope this helps!

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I've looked into it and tried it. I think there are benefits to be had, but ultimately ever doctor/nutritionist/person who understands biomechanics that I've talked to about it has told me that exercise replicates the effects better than fasting, and I exercise like crazy. Basically, you're just trying to trigger autophagy via fasting (as far as I understand), while keeping your calories down. I still may look into more/try, because I'm going to be trying a bunch of stuff that doesn't present downside, and fasting seems pretty innocuous.

[@Dltp259]

Beat it before, beat it again. That’s your super power skill!

[@dolcevitausa6448]

Oh xxxx! You got this and we have your back. Kick this f'ing cancer to the curb. Continued prayers, healing thoughts and positive vibes to you.

[@a-k6575]

The current diagnosis absolutely sucks! I'm with you, so sorry. ❤❤ How do you manage anxiety, fatigue etc I've been in a semi coma as I refer to life the past close to eight years, enough so I decided to manage it with the support of the global cancer carnivore team youtube, now self-care since last December and am referred to as palliative, case closed by the blood and cancer unit of the local hospital. Noticeable improvement through carnivore diet, though. See you soon, until then, I'll be singing and dancing for us, yes with crutches. 🤣

[@TheQueensWish]

Im pulling for you Mike.

[@kittyannamanx1206]

I’m sorry but my first reaction is shit. I hate this for you. We will be here for you. I remember when I was told over the phone quite nonchalantly that I have breast cancer my reaction was to say cool. I still shake my head and laugh. Oh the emotions of dealing with this horrendous disease. Oh by the way it’s totally not cool.

[@DianeGregory-t4c]

Positively positive Mike!

[@safaridreamer5831]

I know this sucks, but you’ve got this!! Prayers coming your way…😇😎👍😊🙏🙏

[@rhondawhatley1591]

So sorry but your truly a fighter and I believe you will beat it

[@shaynelahmed6323]

Mike, it's been surreal, feeling so connected to you- I am a British born Pakistani, former Texas paramedic, and currently in Pakistan. I want to share this with you- I am currently not diagnosed- with tests inconclusive, even post biopsy. I am dealing with HNC cancer is "most aggressive"- so let's pls agree to end the Olympics on the various cancers- ok? I have options to have more tests- a couple if days ago I ran into a yt post and the guys said that if we ALL had pet scans regularly, then 3-4 times annually tumours would be detected- our bodies, unbeknownst to US- are designed and do fight them regularly. Then- the issue of biopsy- which to me, seem to inflict trauma on a growth which may be benign or malignant - and can trigger a cell proliferation response?? Would I have a biopsy again, or would I "monitor" the tumour, following immunotherapy protocols, Dr William Li's yt work, Garson therapy or a combination of the above- and see if the tumour responds by shrinking? Soursop, turkey tail, etc... and other foods and herbs are touted to assist. I hope this helps, and you are in my prayers. Oh, there is a subliminal I downloaded off yt and listen to on loop by SICCESSSUBLIMINALS ( ITS ONE WORD) , AND DEALS WITH accelerated healing and the immune system- I credit it with reducing the swelling in my lymph nodes. I am here if you need further clarification. Love, Shaynel, jhelum Punjab Pakistan 🇵🇰💕

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

Shaynel, I feel you - there's so much kindred understanding between patients, no matter where we are, what cancer it is, or how we exist otherwise. Thank you for sharing your story and the recommendations; all the love back at ya ❤️

[@slmerts9955]

hope u will bear this cancer , all the best to u

[@Frstyle25]

Do you have Fb? I have Stage 4 Cancer too. Cancer never goes away I heard from people. The resting cells are very sneaky. There is no such thing as recurrence because it really never goes. Sending love. It's a lot to go through. Feel better....

[@claireashley427]

Question- How are you stage 4 exactly if it's only traveled to your regional lymph nodes? Mets to the regional lymph nodes are stage 3. Stage 4 is distant metastases after the cancer travels through the lymphatic system to get to further lymph nodes or organs/bones, correct? You lost me there. Regardless I'm sure your team will come up with a great plan and I pray that you will beat this and not have to continue dealing with recurrences. I can't imagine how scary it must be! Wishing you the best!

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

My initial site was 6 years ago on my calf. It was stage 3c as it traveled to lymph nodes in my groin (plus a small satellite in my leg). My stage 4 recurrence involved my parotid lymph node in my jaw, my iliac lymph node in my abdomen, and a tiny spot on my tongue (hence the stage 4). This is a recurrence of that presumably, though it's essentially in the same site as my first diagnosis, so who knows the relations. I appreciate the question and the kind words :)

[@francesco5581]

Good luck from Italy.

[@levansegnaro4637]

nano Liposomal D-Limonene (Sweet orange essential oil) has some incredible studies on its ability alone and in combination with chemo to kill melanoma. Best thing is you cant make the liposomes yourself with just D-limonene/orange essential oil, olive oil, lecithin, and water. blend it all up into an emulsion, to make the liposomes even smaller use an ultrasonic cleaner/high shear blender.

[@nickywilks7928]

We are here mike.

[@rosemaryflee]

Hi, I was diagnosed with parotid (salivary) gland squamous cell carcinoma in 2017. I had radical head and neck surgery in 2018. I refused chemo and radiation. I started the keto diet, and it turned my condition 180. I followed the Cantin Ketogenic Diet by Elaine Cantin. Keto + 0 sugar + 0 dairy = effective results. I wouldn't call this the cure, but it definitely slowed down the Growth of cancer. I will leave links if you are interested.

[@kroey221]

Good luck

[@TheMic74key]

I’m sorry you’re going through this again…..I wanted to ask if you had Braf…..im finishing up my keytruda…..but if it came back I would have to try the braf inhibitors…which have nasty side effects….anyway…im praying for your full recovery…..cancer is a bitch….as I have 2 different ones…..😔

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I am BRAF+, and likely will be on the inhibitors. Gonna be interesting, but hopefully I can power through it 🤷🏻‍♂️ Hope you have good results for your treatment; two cancers clearly has to give you a better chance at superpowers than one, right?

[@DCGreenZone]

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[@GwendolynTideman]

❤🙏

[@cindyjohansen631]

What treatment are you on now? What about TIL???

[@cindyjohansen631]

Are you still on Braftovi/Mektovi?

[@shaynelahmed6323]

In Arabic, "inna ma ull yussri" ;;; with hardship comes ease. Thank you❤

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I hope so! Shukran ❤️

[@shaynelahmed6323]

@@Linn_Laugh_Love it's a Quranic verse, so no doubt mate...btw, afwan👍

[@whatthefunction9140]

immunotherapy seems like the best way forward.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

It's all metabolic. Or radiation/metals/chemicals. There are also genetic components. Research EXT1.

[@monicadiazrivera3907]

Did you receive the pokes from the new cold in the last 3 years? If so, how many? Sorry about your reoccurrence

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

I did get a vaccine shot 3 years ago. But I also got cancer the first time well before that, and they're most likely unrelated. Worth asking, though.

[@alanaharris9488]

@@Linn_Laugh_Lovesadly a huge rise in people getting melanoma back after jab😢

[@kent6608]

Fight

[@TonySayers]

Did you take the Covid jabs?

[@AmberMichealsCholeNicole-cj7sy]

Carnivore diet

[@nenaronan8679]

Do you believe in God? If you believe in Jesus, you can have eternal life in heaven. God bless you

[@IamWone]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u and desires to have a personal relationship with you of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿❤️❤

[@alanaharris9488]

Did you have the jab?

[@Linn_Laugh_Love]

My friend once accidentally stabbed me with a paring knife. I also got cancer well before the Covid vaccine, if that's what you're alluding to. I'm guessing neither are highly correlated.

[@UnsewnTeddyBear]

This is a recurrence from 6 years ago. He says it in the video. Pull your head out of your ass ya numpty. Sorry Mike I've gotten the same bullshit questions with my lung cancer diagnosis. It's irritating. The tumor on my lung was found in 21 and too large and slow growing to have started after covid and the vaccine.

[@chazlon5061]

that sucks. oh well, everyone can't be saved