Catalina

But people calls me Cat🐈‍⬛ 🇦🇷 Argentina, Patagonia

[pedroncigarettes]

308 days or 7,392 hours of scans, treatments, fear, hope, tears, and smiles.

308 days or 7,392 hours of waking up every morning and choosing to keep going.

If you wanna support me , please donate at

https://whydonate.com/fundraising/machi-me-karkino-4oy-stadioy-fighting-stage-4-cancer-

paypal: [email protected]

[spacelatinos4life]

Pedro Pascal has the sweetest interview ever: Mandalorian and Grogu, singing, Indiana Jones ambition | Heart Showbiz Kidz (20 May 2026)

Legendary actor Pedro Pascal sits down with our Showbiz Kid CeCe to discuss all things Star Wars, Mandalorian and Grogu and more!

[katestewartt]

From lone gunman to loving father

[fullmoonlovestuff]

This puppy doesn't care how much Chanel's "Boyfriend" watch costs 😂

[pedroncigarettes]

Every share of donation is a huge help

paypal [email protected]

https://whydonate.com/fundraising/machi-me-karkino-4oy-stadioy-fighting-stage-4-cancer-

[harrisonknott]

Pedro Pascal - Someday (Behind The Scenes)

Oh and of course I have this too. 😉

(ZIP of HD video & bts here)

[harrisonknott]

Pedro Pascal - Someday

I heard this is no longer online and I cannot let that be. Thank goodness I have a habit of downloading everything.

(ZIP of HD video & bts here)

[pedroncigarettes]

[giingerwitch]

Some Pedro and Grogu smiles 💚😌

[nicolethered]

Pedro Pascal: The Buzzfeed Puppy Interview (May 22, 2026)

[nicolethered]

Pedro Pascal talks about the relationship between Din and Grogu at the Tokyo premiere of The Mandalorian and Grogu (May 18, 2026)

Bonus

[whereareyourightnow]

It's time to go. Don't be afraid. 

@swshows Week: Day 7 - Free Choice

[amet1sta]

I literally cry in this scene.

I am so maternal for this

[giingerwitch]

🥹💖

[giingerwitch]

Well, I just got back from the cinema after seeing Mando and Grogu, and I loved it!

I don't want to give spoilers, but it's two hours of pure adventure and action, and it takes us even deeper into the story that touches our hearts the most: that of father and son.

Because Mando isn't Mando without Grogu, and Grogu isn't Grogu without Mando 💚🥹

Seeing Pedrito without his helmet 😏 never disappoints, and what can I say about Grogu?... He's such a brave baby boy! A son worthy of his father. I love him 💗

[fullmoonlovestuff]

Oh hello Pedrito

[s8tnn]

grogu icons 🌱✨

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[pedroncigarettes]

Yesterday, a woman I know called me. Her husband has been diagnosed with cancer, and it has already spread extensively to his bones. The oncologist following his case was one of the two doctors I had also visited at the beginning of my own diagnosis. What the family was told was devastating: that it was already too late to do anything, and that he did not have much time left.

Without hesitation, I gave them the contact details of my own oncologist. The doctor who, no matter how many times I have asked him how much time I have left — yes, I want to know — always gives me the same answer:

“As long as new treatments continue to emerge, no one can truly know.”

And within that simple sentence, there is something incredibly important: hope.

Cancer can be cruel and unforgiving. It can be a nightmare that steals parts of who we are, our strength, our peace, and the life we once knew. It can bring us to our knees, exhaust us, and fill us with fear in ways we never imagined. But that does not mean we should surrender without a fight.

Because what a person facing cancer truly needs is not only treatment. They need people willing to stand beside them, even in the moments when they themselves begin to give up. Doctors who do not see a patient as a lost cause, but as a human being worthy of fighting for — with dignity, care, and hope.

Always seek a second opinion. Always.

And never feel ashamed to speak openly about your illness. It is not something we chose. It is something that happened to us. And perhaps through our own experience, through our pain and our battles, we may help another person hold on a little tighter to life.

[churchofjoemiller]