Radiation House - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - The 1 in 500,000 (5)

[MangaDex]

 

[G-P]

Can't catch a break this family.

 

[quanzi]

You get cancer!
You get cancer!
Everybody gets cancer!

MC in a nutshell...

 

[criver]

It's funny how somebody has to be possibly dying, for people to act nice. Most likely the mother would have kept acting the same way as before had she not known about her child's cancer.

 

[OniBarubary]

Super true. If it was something benign and he basically had surgery and was perfect from then on she'd probably stay the same.

 

[scripted]

I forgive her for having bob implant

 

[ethers]

dude i almost cried when i saw the kid told his mom and the ending make me want to cry because the feeling i get for the future may happen.

 

[ickdrasil]

Geez that poor family. Cancer took the the grandma, the aunt, perhaps the mother and now perhaps the child

 

[RC1138Boss]

MC is a fucking grimm reaper. Everyone beware of that hospital! ???

Poor kid and mother...

 

[stilgar]

This family gets cancer more than my family

 

[kuyukotto]

the feels...

 

[Kimitchii]

Well if he isn't the Harbringer of Death, then I don't know what he is.

 

[jackty89]

@Kimitchii its the reverse he's the guardian angel, he literally is saving people that might die if it isn't detected

 

[Kimitchii]

@jackty89 I know but he still brings lots of bad news, all at once..

 

[jackty89]

@Kimitchii well bad news ahead of time can still give you a chance to survive compared to not telling at all

 

[Lorraine]

It's a manga about radiation technologist and let's be honest chapters where all results are negative and only healthy people come to get check ups wouldn't get the manga anywhere.

 

[zevenate]

It's funny how somebody has to be possibly dying, for people to act nice. Most likely the mother would have kept acting the same way as before had she not known about her child's cancer.

Yep. Irritates me a little to see this character glorified for being a caring mother when she was clearly neglectful in normal circumstances. Showing compassion for a child diagnosed with a rare and lethal cancer is the bare minimum, not something to be celebrated.