This is the Jocko Underground podcast number 140 sitting here with Echo Charles and we have some questions to answer from the people.

Yeah. Good advice by the way for the people. These are good questions on this song.

Yeah.

All right, so good.

Going to the first question is, so I'm a marine in well over 20 years of federal law

enforcement in both of my sons or Marines.

Both amazing good men with excellent character.

We share some of the same reads as well as push each other,

push each other on the fitness journeys so good comes up.

It's like that word makes you laugh while applying it, but inside it resonates with you.

My younger son, 20 years old, active duty, recently came back from Norway Arctic weather training had a cough was a little tired and losing weight he was immediately told he has cancer

Within three weeks he was transferred to Walter Reed and diagnosed with advanced stage three classic

Hodgkin's lymphoma.

The treatment won't be easy, but they say it's still curable.

The kid has been a beast, but is down 45 pounds and starts chemo in five days.

For the last couple of weeks, we've just looked at each other and said good.

Yesterday we sat down with the doctors and got the full diagnosis. The treatment

strategy, I mean all the good, the ugly, all on the table. It was just, it was a tough day. My fucking kid still found the time to reflect on how everyone has something going on in their life some worse some not so bad

But it's their fight. This is just his. We didn't say good yesterday but we need to moving forward.

So can you help me finish this line? You were diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, advanced stage three.

Good.

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