Was just wondering what was the best peice of advise you were given when faced with a diagnosis. I always read the advise Sarsfield posts and try to follow it.....especially the advise of not jumping to conclusions until all the results are back...(the one i find hardest)
What i really wanted to do was to share a wonderful piece of advise i was prividged to be given by Jacobs Cracker. I explained to her that I have been…
My mum has been diagnosed as terminal..she has fought pancreatic cancer for the past 3ys but it has now spread into her liver and bowel. I have cried, shouted, prayed and tried to go into denial...none of it is working....it is sitll happening. I cant beileve that i will one day have to work, cook, clean or even breathe without my mum with me. I am finding it really difficult to even enjoy the time i have with her now…
Mum has pancreatic cancer. She was operated on in April 2008 to remove the tumour and her spleen.
We were told that 2 of her lymph nodes were also diseased.
She had 6mts of Chemo which had some rough moments but by Jan 2009 we thought it was beat.
She came on hols with me and my family in July 2009.
Her c19 counts began to rise in the spring of 2010 and despite scans nothing could be seen.....until Feb. 2011.
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