where did this come from???

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Well i thought we were having a good week, then out of the blue John became devastated. He says its because i said its speech is becoming worse. Which i never even thought twice about, i guess im immune to the constant corrections and games of sharades. But im gutted.

I went out yesterday for and hour, when i returned hes so tearful, hes never been like this before, its like a different John. If anything i have wished for him at times to just cry, scream, etc but he hasnt. But all of a sudden hes really emotional, for the last 24 hours i cant even ask if hes ok without him getting choked up! Whats going on.

I asked him if hes worried about tommorows results and he said no, but i wonder why hes so instantly emotional, this isnt my John.

Its hard, im upset and feeling a bit lonley, hoe can i possibly make him feel better right now.

Roll on tommorow and maybe it will give rhyme to reason

 

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi Callea

    I have had the odd blip where I have struggled to control my emotions. I know John has said he's not worried about the results but I would guess that he is. Anyone would be. It really is the pits waiting for those dreaded results. All I can say as a cancer patient is just be there for him and comfort him when he needs to let out his emotions. I'll keep everything crossed that he gets good news today.

    Angela x

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    my sons results are due on tuesday

    although he looks and feels well - he told his dad he had started taking his diazapan again - to help calm him down

    we wouldnt be human if we werent scared and worried

    hug him hold him and cry together

    hoping you will be celebrating some good news together too

    love xNx

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    You are still both suffering from shock, it takes an age for it to work itself out, this maybe the result of the speedy year you both have had with the wedding and the diagnosis.  Hope you have had a break from this all with your results today, you deserve some good times ahead!

    Cherryl

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi Callea

    Me again!

    The last 6 months for us have been a whirlwind (fine in March, stiff hand in April, closed hand in May, Brain Tumour in June!) - it's still a shock and thoughts of how did we get on this road and we didn't plan for this!

    My husband has accepted it (with in reason) and has always said that he never feels anything bad about the diagnosis.

    However, usually on a monthly basis, our emotions hit a high (usually when we have seen the oncologist/got the next info/results) and we both usually end up crying together.

    All we tend to do is hold one another and let it all out.  My big strong husband never used to cry!

    Stay strong, try to be positive and if you need to cry just cry

    take care and thinking about you

    Ann xx