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I find this so difficult to locate..... finding how to put a blog up, but at least it takes my mind off everything else, at least on the days that I can face the hunt. In fact it has taken me so long that I am off to do something else now.
Well I dont know if you have been following my ,blogs this is about the worse and the one which i have written, with no information I think this is what is making me so down in the mouth,even if they had phoned and said that they were still deciding then that would have been better than nothing,my head is pounding and the pains are back in my sides,i dont know what to do for the best,there seems to be know where to sit or lay to relax,this is nothing to do with me not getting any info today. I know...
Why do we blog? Who is going to read the stuff we write anyway. And does it matter?
I don't get many replies to my blogs so I have no idea how many readers have read and passed on to the next thing. Just now I came across someone else's blog and it touched my heart. Different subject entirely but I felt I might have something to say. So I replied to the blog entry.
Yesterday was a good day, less pain, walking around the house without a crutch and doing more generally. Today not good at...
votes are in, and well its not good news.
cancer in liver,spread to lungs
treatment= no treatment.
life expectancy months if lucky
was told to expect him to go downhill within the next couple of weeks
My life is shattered, he is my dad, and he is dying
A part of me died today as well.
HGello all
This is the third blog of my new fight with cancer,todat the District Nurse came,and then a little while later thy Physio came and she showed me some Breathing exercises and some others about getting out of the bed/chair saftly,also some other exercises to strengthen my leg muscles,I found it all very helpful even though after she left i found my self really hurting and having to lay down for a while she said that i probabaly would,,I cant wait to get some information on the meeting...
Phew, Ok In three and a half hours time, we will know for sure what it is and what they can do about it.
Endoscopy last week, drs reported a normal pancreas,normal bile ducts,Lyphomatous nodes not carcinomatous,6Cm diffuse mass adjacent to liver region
presuming they took biopsy of the liver mass,but report didnt go into details of where the biospy was taken.
Dad now doesnt believe it is cancer as he thinks they would had him in by now and "cut it out" Im thinking he may be slipping...
Evening All,
For me I have to say that the hardest part of this whole shitty journey is the fact that nearly three months later I am still completely confounded by the whole thing. I am suspended in this foggy painful disbelief that makes moving on completely impossible. It sounds normal doesn’t it – ‘oh, she’s in shock poor dear how could she comprehend such an awful thing’ but it feels different in reality, not nearly as simple and clean cut.
When someone you love...
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