So nothing is working for my husband. The melanoma he has is just too aggressive and is attacking his lungs. He had an infusion of immunotherapy a week ago but the cancer is faster. We knew this may well be the case. My daughter and I are in a hospital ready room spending the night keeping vigil as he is expected to pass soon. Absolutely devastating.
Thanks so much. I guess I’m seeking comfort from everywhere. Not sure how I will get through this but I have to stay afloat for our daughter who just turned 15 yesterday. Part of me can’t believe this is happening. It has been so quick. He has a mole removed 2 yrs ago and I thought that was the end of the cancer. Then suddenly it came back with vengeance and he was diagnosed Stage 4 2.5 months ago. Since then it has been blow after blow. The final one coming.
I am sorry, I lost my 24 years old son after stem cell transplant and he was in remission, cancer is an evil.You need to stay strong for your children, they need you.I have no words to describe whatou are going through.He will be in peace and no pain.Sending you my love
Oh Viridian... I'm so sorry. I hope you are doing OK. The last few days are so hard. And that comes on top of an already almost impossible journey. I'm glad you have your daughter with you so you can draw strength from each other. Nothing else I can say at this time.
Much love to you. Keep reaching out on here. Words fail.
Pete
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