We Talk Brain Tumours

Pete

I too have followed your journey - having been down the same road - it is never any easier hearing of others loss.

Ann

Pete, my heart skipped a beat as I read your news.  So sorry to hear it and hope Ali finds peace as she meets with so many of our partners.  Take time now to sort your self out before you return to work, I went back far too early after 5 weeks and still feel exhausted both mentally and physically.  My thoughts ans prayers are with you.  I aim to be in reading In December, will let you know when.

Debs - glad to hear you feel much better but please do keep your promise to yourself and get checked out this week xx

Debs - hope Steve's funeral goes as well as possible

Love to everyone Joanna xxx

Pete I don't post on here,but I have followed some of your journey and my sincere condolences and heartfelt thoughts to you.  May Ali be in perfect peace, free of all pain and forever with you in your heart and soul.

(())) Nic xx

Pete - I am so shocked and so saddened to read your news.  I cannot begin to imagine how you must be feeling. Numb to say the least I would imagine.

As you say, Ali will love you forever more, just as you will her. If this b***ard disease has taught me anything it is that love is eternal and it doesn't end at the last breath.

My heart goes out to you Pete, I've shared your journey and am in tears for you, Ali and for both of your families.

You have been beyond wonderful in the way that you have cared for Ali, Pete. A real inspiration.

With much love,

Naomi.xx

Haven't posted since I lost my Dad, but have read every post every day since.

I'm so so sorry Pete, I read the post and took and gasped.

My absolute fullest and sincere condolences on your loss.

With my love and thoughts

Jules

xx

Dear Pete   Sending you love and hugs xx

I too dont post here but do follow

Ali will be forever in your heart  xx

Love to you all that post  in here xx

love Janice xxx

Pete,

So very sorry to read of your loss. I know it's hard and the days ahead will be difficult. Your Ali is finally at peace. Take comfort in that. Thinking of you......

Beedarsh 

Thank you all for your messages.  I had a feeling that Ali's stop would come next on the train, but didn't think that out would be so quickly.

I don't know how other people feel immediately after the passing of a loved one, but I feel oddly calm and composed.  I think it's because I've been living with Ali's deterioration for so very long that I'd accepted her passing before it happened.

Ali's last act of consious engagement was last Thursday when a close friend of hers visited with her young baby son.  Ali made the effort to open her eyes and gently hold on to the baby's foot and wouldn't let go.  It was as though she was saying "I approve and take care".  From there, we largely lost her to unresponsiveness.

Pete,

My sincere sympathies. I have followed your story and Ali's for some time and your love for your dear Ali has shone through constantly.

As a life has to end it is good that it ends without pain and with loved ones surround them. I can only echo what Naomi has said; that you have been wonderful and an inspiration to us all.

With condolences,
Richard

Dear All,

Folowing your posts and thinking of you all.

Ange, I have tried to pm you, but I am not sure if it has been sent.

Pete, it is difficult to find the words, and others have expressed very eloquently what I am struggling to say, my thoughts are with you tonight along with many others on this site. Ali has been released and with this I can understand this must bring some calm for you at this point in time.

Love and best wishes,

Elaine B.K.