Today my wife my soulmate of nearly 36 year's lost the battle with TNBC and is now in heaven it hurts so much
So sorry to hear your news please post whatever whenever. My deepest sympathies
I am four months in to this worse journey of my life Vic and feel the pain every day. I know everyone says it will get better and really it will, but I still cry every few days. But that’s better than last month and the month before, so it’s true . All our friends say they understand, don,t they, just talk to us, but what do they know, until it’s been their turn, but they care and that’s something to focus on.
I am so sorry for the pain and loneliness you are feeling. I lost my husband in October, while I was undergoing high dose chemo for Stage 4 Lymphoma.
For me, every day is a bit better, but the pain is so jarring that it hits me at the oddest times.
I am still recovering from Cancer, so most of my time is spent in bed (exhaustion issues) and, of course, i hate being the only one here. I miss my Gerry.
Here's hoping your heart and soul grown stronger, and that you don't MISS your lovely wife less, but you feel the pain less and less as time goes on.
Whatever cancer throws your way, we’re right there with you.
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