"Months not years"

I can't cry either, I really don't know why and so I really don't know. Just wanted to say that you are not alone. I was never allowed to cry as a child, could that be why? 

I also think that it is a coping, or survival mechanism, I try not to think too much, full stop. I try and deal with each day as it comes, there really is no point in doing anything elsa. It's strange, because before all this that is exactly what I used to do. As for prognosis, who knows, the doctors don't know everything, they aren't always right. It is an estimate and that is all. Keep your chin up and seize the day xx

We have had a similar diagnosis, my husband has just started chemo and immune therapy, not as a cure but maybe extend his life a little.  My husband looks well and is still active and eating well. I can’t believe that they have the right person.  Contrary to you I can’t stop crying.  

I don’t know how I will live without him, indeed I don’t want to

We have had a similar diagnosis, my husband has just started chemo and immune therapy, not as a cure but maybe extend his life a little.  My husband looks well and is still active and eating well. I can’t believe that they have the right person.  Contrary to you I can’t stop crying.  

I don’t know how I will live without him, indeed I don’t want to