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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I don't believe that those inflicted with cancer are brave in any sense, simply unfortunate. please, CMV.

It seems like such an emotionless view; however, i don't see why as soon as someone gets inflicted with an unfortunate illness they are instantly labeled as brave. It simply seems like when you have cancer you have 2 choices: 1) get treatment and reduce your chance of dying or 2) don't get treatment and have a higher chance of dying. It seems logical to take the treatment and reduce your chance of dying since as humans we have an innate fear of death. 

i posted to askreddit earlier but it was suggested that i bring it here!

Thanks for your time! and please, change my view :)
gpt
People are not instantly labeled brave as soon as they are diagnosed.  

What people are referring to as brave is the acceptance of something that, from their perspective, would scare them immensely.

In other words, they are labeled brave after overcoming the various stages of grief that are associated with something like this.  

It isn't just cancer, pretty much anyone who has overcome a traumatic illness or injury and accepted it is labeled brave.