Well dad went to the hospital and they made the decision for him and took him off the tablets, saved him from agonising over it though. Although it sounds cruel I am relieved, even in the 2 weeks he has been off the drugs he has changed and is more the man that he was before. I know it is selfish as he is worried that now nothing is fighting the disease and that must be very frightening. I can only hope now that he can start to enjoy the things that he has lost and make the most of every moment as none of us know what is around the corner. I feel more positive at the moment - I am not sure whether that is wrong or not - who knows? I just wish him many happy days to come and will try and make special moments for him. For the first time in ages we are all looking forward to Christmas with our wonderful family. Lets hope it goes well, at least he should be able to enjoy his dinner bless him. Only one negative is the something on his spine which CT scan identifed, MRI to follow - hoping it is nothing sinister. Keep fighting dad your little (big) girl needs you to be around for a while yet. Love you dad always will xx
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