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cmslt2326 admitted to hospital.
Do send her your good vibes.
cmslt2326 admitted to hospital.
Do send her your good vibes.
cmslt2326 admitted to hospital.
Do send her your good vibes.
Yep it wasn't good, you know it's bad when the Doctors start telling the patient how sorry they are. Pancreatic cancer that has spread to his liver, four to six months left. They want to try double chemotherapy where they do 6 hours at the hospital then more at home. I don't see the point as they can't cure it. Life is short, consider doing what matters now rather then later.
Best wishes for a speedy return home. Positive energy sent your way cmslt. Be well and stay strong.
Vorpalone...so very sorry your loved ones and you have to deal with cancer in your lives. Pancreatic/Liver cancer is horrible. I know from my own family experience.
To those of you who have read my posts regarding my brother, things have gone from bad, to really bad, to beyond definition. As I write this, I'm at my brother's home in the mountains. After spending weeks with me, at my home, as his health deteriorated from his cancer, we have called in hospice and decided to stop all cancer treatment. His one wish was to die in his own home. A few days ago, I brought him home to do that.
No more doctor's appts. No more four hour jaunts to Sloan Kettering. No more meds, shots, IV's, or lab work. Now, we focus on a positive death process. Now, we focus on comfort and doing whatever is possible to lessen his pain. Now, we say all the "I love you's" we possibly can. Now, we cry and say our good byes.
He has suffered far more than any one person should have to suffer. He lived through his entire illness with dignity and grace. His death will be the same. He will die with dignity in his own home and surrounded by those who love him the most.
I pray for him. I pray for all of you who suffer from cancer and your family and friends who suffer in a different way. I cry just about every other minute. The one thing I know is that I don't want him to suffer any more.
So, I tell my brother, one of my best friends, "I love you. I love you so much." I tell him, "Your fight is over sweetie. Let go and kiss Mommy and Daddy for me."
I've been with him through this all and I have no regrets about anything we did or the choices we shared. The only regret I have is that I can't take him in my arms and hug him with all my might. His pain is too great to touch beyond the lightest of caresses. So, I caress his head, touch his heart, kiss his forehead, his cheek, his hand, and I tell him...."I love you."
Tell those you love, "I love you" as much as possible. Let them know how much they mean to you now and always. Never let it go unsaid or unknown. I'm thankful that those words were said often and there is nothing left unsaid between us.
God Bless and the most positive of wishes and thoughts to you all.
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You all know that I've had my dealings with cancer, both personally and in my immediate family. Yet before today I haven't felt compelled to utter (type) the words that make up the title of this thread. I still can't, for my own reasons, but today I am closer to primal anger than I have been in a long time. Last week we buried my mother, who had suffered with breast cancer for 6 years. Over the course of the time that I was with my family to celebrate her life, I met so many people who had themselves dealt with breast cancer, or lost a sister or brother to cancer, that I lost count. I doubt that Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot would have given us a quick and universal solution even if he had been able to continue it under a new administration, but I beg our scientific community to work even harder to solve this deadly puzzle that robs our world of so much beauty.
In early October, the wife had precancerous patches treated. Then two weeks ago, she went back to deal with one of the areas which was not responding. They excised the area, on her face, and discovered it was cancer, but the results also showed that they removed all the cancerous cells. So wonderful news for now and they have a protocol in place to follow her progress. As always, early detection and not taking anything for granted are important strategies for us to kick cancer's ass! PLEASE get any and all screenings that your docs recommend! FUCK YOU CANCER!!!!!
You all know that I've had my dealings with cancer, both personally and in my immediate family. Yet before today I haven't felt compelled to utter (type) the words that make up the title of this thread. I still can't, for my own reasons, but today I am closer to primal anger than I have been in a long time. Last week we buried my mother, who had suffered with breast cancer for 6 years. Over the course of the time that I was with my family to celebrate her life, I met so many people who had themselves dealt with breast cancer, or lost a sister or brother to cancer, that I lost count. I doubt that Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot would have given us a quick and universal solution even if he had been able to continue it under a new administration, but I beg our scientific community to work even harder to solve this deadly puzzle that robs our world of so much beauty.
cmslt - keeping you in thought and prayers.![]()
Yep it wasn't good, you know it's bad when the Doctors start telling the patient how sorry they are. Pancreatic cancer that has spread to his liver, four to six months left. They want to try double chemotherapy where they do 6 hours at the hospital then more at home. I don't see the point as they can't cure it. Life is short, consider doing what matters now rather then later.
Blessings to cmslt.
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You all know that I've had my dealings with cancer, both personally and in my immediate family. Yet before today I haven't felt compelled to utter (type) the words that make up the title of this thread. I still can't, for my own reasons, but today I am closer to primal anger than I have been in a long time. Last week we buried my mother, who had suffered with breast cancer for 6 years. Over the course of the time that I was with my family to celebrate her life, I met so many people who had themselves dealt with breast cancer, or lost a sister or brother to cancer, that I lost count. I doubt that Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot would have given us a quick and universal solution even if he had been able to continue it under a new administration, but I beg our scientific community to work even harder to solve this deadly puzzle that robs our world of so much beauty.
My thoughts and prayers are headed your way, cmslt2326! *super big hug*![]()
Best wishes for a speedy return home. Positive energy sent your way cmslt. Be well and stay strong.
Thanks Apple and please know I have been praying for you and your whole family as you help your brother transition from this life. I am so very sorry you are going through this and I think of you and pray for you often...
Apple,
My heart aches for you for so many reasons. What an amazing family you have. The gift of dying at home, in peace is immeasurable.
Much love to you and your brother.
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Apple, your brother has had a wonderful gift...you love him and you have said so over and over again. I have been the one whose hand was held before cancer surgery and the one holding the hand of a loved one coming to the end of the battle, and at those moments, the only thing that matters is that you can share your love. The knowledge that we are loved makes the unbearable, almost bearable, and brings a peace that nothing else can provide. Please believe you are blessing to him and I hope you can take solace in believing he will be with your mom and dad after leaving you! God bless, my thoughts and prayers are with you!*huge hug* FUCK YOU CANCER!!!!