It is exactly 3 years and two minutes since my son died of stomach cancer. I think of him constantly, hundreds of times a day, and lie awake at nights for two or three hours thinking about him, and so angry that he was not warned of the need for a test for Helicobacter Pylori after travelling to underdeveloped countries where it is rife. Govt website giving advice to travelers did not warn about the dangers of this carcinogenic stomach bug. If they had, he, along with the 3000 others who die as a result of it in the UK every year would have tested and been treated before it had the chance to progress to cancer. It would be so simple and cheap to warn travelers and other high risk people, but they still don't. And he had to hear the brutal news at only 40 that there was nothing they could do, it was terminal. Then die in horrendous pain three months later.
Hi Tannith B
I'm so sorry to read about your son and I can't begin to imagine how you feel.
Sending virtual ((hugs))
"Never regret a day in your life, good days give you happiness, bad days give you experience"
