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My Dad has only days now.

My Dad got diagnosed with oesophegus cancer in May 2011. He is anxious and doesn't want to know the CT results, which show the cancer has doubled in size and there are now more tumors in his lungs, pancreas, lymph nodes, liver...

2 posts

My Dad is so greatly missed and lost his fight on 18/01/2012 over 13 years ago
Where have you been?

Just to make you smile...

1 post

over 13 years ago
BALD. BALD. BALD.

How being bald has changed my life. Not.

1 post

BALD. BALD. BALD. over 13 years ago
BALD, BALD, BALD.

How being bald has changed my life. Not.

1 post

over 13 years ago
Exercise and Chemotherapy

exercise has played a significant role in helping me to combat the effects of fatigue. I therefore decided to write a short article in the hope that someone else may be able to gain some inspiration from my experience

1 post

Exercise and chemotherapy over 13 years ago
Dear Dad.

The things I wish I could say. One day maybe I will.

1 post

i want to scream. over 13 years ago
I don't want you to leave Dad....

My thoughts on being faced with my Dad's death in the next few weeks or months. Broken. Devastated. Scared. Angry. Guilty. Lost. Hopeless. Sad. Sad. Sad.

7 posts

A Slightly Better Day... over 13 years ago
Alternative Universe??

A journey through the nightmare of bowel cancer

1 post

over 13 years ago

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