One question. Is your dad a heavy smoker?

Mine was. 1-2 packs a day till the age of 58 which took him away

Hi Bro,

The best way to eliminate cancer is early detection. Since there is a probability, I recommend that you do health screening often.

Besides that, do avoid things that can lead to pancreatic cancer and do take anti oxidants to help reduce and fight cancer.

I believe you should have read this, but nevertheless here are what you should know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pancreatic_cancer

I am in the same circumstances as you guys.
My dad was diagnosed with PC and passed away 6 months later.

If you have anyone over 70 diagnosed with PC, I would say that the best is not to do any operations on the patient (relating to the PC). The fact that PC once diagnosed is most likely at the last stage because early stages rarely shows any symptoms. My dad's symptoms are stomach discomfort and jaundice (due to the cancer blocking the bile duct). What you can do instead is to advise the patient to turn vegetarian and cut out / lessen the sugar intake for the patient. Most cancer cells live just like normal cells but they (the cancer cells) especially thrive on meat proteins and sugar in blood. The more these "nutrients" intake, the faster they will grow. So in order to slow down the growth

For those who are religious, can ask the patient to pray and make peace with themselves and all those around them. The effect is actually to make peace with the cancer cells themselves. It is rarely known that cancer cells are actually present in most if not all creatures. It is only that during the "right" conditions (stress level, hormone changes, dietary, smoking / drinking habits) that the cell will actually trigger to grow and overtake the other normal cells.

My advise is to not be scared by the fact that you (and me included) have a higher chance of PC. Cancer cells are a part of us (including those with lesser chance of PC) so try to live your life the best way you can and do more good deeds while you can. The power of sincere prayers and deeds are not to be underestimated.

Last but not least, treasure those around you.

After all, it matters more how you have lived your life meaningfully rather than how you die, because eventually dying is one of the three certain things in life (growing old, getting sick, death).

Thanks bro, btw my dad passed away in 2009.

Nowadays if you care to search around, you will see so much growth hormones being pumped to the foodstuffs (yes both meats and vegetables). So you can imagine the amount of hormones that we ingest each day.

No matter how good is technology for early detection, if you do not change your lifestyle (that most like triggers the cancer cell growth into PC in the first place), then your condition will not get much better.

There are cases of younger patients with PC (just google and you will find it).

Bro, I don't want to sound like a cheong hei fellow, but I beg to differ. To me, it is not dwelling unnecessarily by caring those around you and doing good deeds. Power of good karma are never to be underestimated. That being said, I am not asking you to drop everything you do and be a recluse and just go around helping people. Continue what good things you are doing, stop / lessen the bad things you are doing and if you can do more good.

Cheers!