mesothelioma the dreadfull disease

My partner went through this last year, the fatigue is terrible and whilst we were sort of prepared for the nausea but the extreme levels of fatigue did take us by surprise, some days it was a struggle for him to get down the stairs and many days were spent on the sofa watching old black and white films.

However, it was variable and some days were a lot better and we were able to go for walks and accomplish quite a bit. There are good days - hard through it is to imagine

wishing you all the best.

I did write a blog that was a diary of the time on chemo between March and July last year, good and bad days, so not sure if that might help

the link is

http://ajandray.wordpress.com/

there is also a good blog that details chemo by mavis , that is under rayandmave.wordpress

good luck

my dad has mesethilioma and it's a dreadful desease, he isn't strong enough for chemo and is on his second blood transfusion, does anyone have any suggestions on how to cope best with the emotions?

do you meen your emotions or your dads, my husband was terribly depressed for two weeks and i could not see a light at the end of the tunne. unfortunatly they have to deal with it in their own way as hard as it is to watch i know you probably feel helpless but just be there for him.

good luck