Hi , I’m new here .
My daughter has only a few days ago got diagnosed with Ovarian cancer , she went to hospital a week ago today I took her in , thinking it could be appendicitis and it’s turned out to be Ovarian cancer , we then get told only yesterday that it’s spread to her diaphragm lymph nodes,
I am doing my utmost best to stay positive and strong for her and everyone else , I have spent every day seeing her in hospital making sure I am there every morning for when the dr does their rounds .
she has an infection but they don’t know where , the antibiotics they have given so far not worked they have changed them again today this will be the third different antibiotic, she spikes a temperature on and off through out today .
Been told she needs surgery which will be done in 4 weeks , but if things turn for the worst they will do it sooner .
I come home from the hospital every evening and I cry and I just can’t stop .
Hi Nicky74
Sorry to read about this but perhaps good that it was picked up when it was and for now she is in the place she needs to be.
My wife when she was going through chemotherapy had a number of times with spikes of temperature - almost guaranteed to be an admission to hospital.
One thing I found quite useful was your feelings when someone has cancer - being able to recognize and accept the feelings can give us some degree of control in a world that can seem we have very little.
<<hugs>>
Steve
