Glioblastoma Why Why Why <br/>

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Glioblastoma

My partner Martin was diagnosed with this horrible desease on june 19th 2008. I am so scared of this monster of a disease, why does it happen, where does it come from? Cant we find a cure? please God find one soon. There are htousands of new cases every year why cant we save these peoples lifes from this horrible disease.
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    Karen, I'm so sorry to hear your news. It was very quick. I wish you strength for the coming days.
    I also hope you keep posting when you feel up to it.
    Love,
    CH xx
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    Hi Karen,

    Im so very sorry to hear about your mum. Your posts are always welcomed so when you feel able, please do. Sending you a big hug and lots of love and strength.

    Lesley xxx

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    Hello you wonerful lot!!

    Karen-Im really sorry to hear about your Mothers passing,I cant imagine what you are going through!!!
    All I can say is I wish you strength and support toget through this difficult time.....you arein my thoughts.

    Lesley-Reading your post made me laugh crying to Bucks Fizz,Ive just wailed all my way through my sons Disney compilation!!!!Thats really sad

    Joan-Im sending you and David Hope Hope and some more Hope that PCV is the cryptonite(excuse my spelling) for Davids Tumour

    Carrie- Sending love and Hope that B will be home with you very soon.

    To Gayle,CH,and anyone else that my absent mind has missed my message to you all is

    xxxxxHOPE....its a powerful concept and coping strategy,its empowering me and my family Ive decided I dont give a flying fig biscuit about bloody statistics My only thought ,concern and dream for all of our Futures is HOPE XXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

    Goodnight all 11.24P
    Debbie

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    Morning everyone

    Just a quick hello to you all before I take Martine to school, hope everyone is as well as they can be, sending my love and thoughts to everyone, especially Karen at this sad time for you, not forgetting all my lovely friends. Well woke up this morning for the 3rd day with more heavy snow Martine is over the moon she wants to go to school early to play in it with friends lol.

    love Gayle xxx

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    Morning folks,

    Hope everyone is well as can be this morning. Im looking for a quick bit advice? My dad's got severe leg cramp this morning, cant bear any weight on it (in his left leg) and apparantly his leg is a purply colour. This has set alarm bells ringing a bit as Im sure i've heard/read about being aware of clots in the leg which could probably be very dangerous. I've just phoned his GP and am waiting on someone calling me back. Just wondered if anyone else had heard of or experienced this?

    love

    Lesley xxx

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    Dear Karen

    I was so sorry to hear your sad news. I remember when my dad died (12 years ago) I seemed like I was on auto-pilot afterwards and that helped me get on with the practical issues but from time to time mum and I stopped and had a really good cry and then got on with things again.

    Please don't take this the wrong way, but last year my grandma died and as my mum was in hospital at the time I had to deal with everything. Thankfully her situation was very straightforward, but if i can give you any advice or answer and questions I'll try to help. I was told things like "get as many copies of the death certificate when you go to the registrar as you need to notify relevant organisations (banks, insurance companies etc) because it's easier to do that then than to ask for more copies later.

    I hope I haven't upset you by posting this, if I have I am really sorry.

    Take care.

    Sending you lots of hugs

    Carrie x

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    Hi Lesley

    Martin, not had anything like that you did the right thing by calling the gp, are they coming out to see your dad? The might just be because your dad is not as active as before, but I dont know about the purple colour youd'd be best to get it checked out let us know what happens please.

    love Gayle xx

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    Hi Gayle,

    The GP is coming out this morning so just on my way down. My dad is self-diagnosing a groin strain, he always tries to play everything down. As soon as i heard my mum say its purple, i thought, erm no, doesnt sound like a groin strain to me! Better to be safe than sorry eh. Will keep you posted. Still no snow here - BAH! xx

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    Me again Gayle...the doc has ordered an ambulance so were off up to hospital. She's not entirely sure what it is, could be thrombosis or an artery or something. If its not one thing its another eh.

    Speak to you later.
    xx
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    Hi Lesley

    Thinking of you. Hope everything is ok at the hospital.

    Hope you're enjoying the snow Gayle. No sign of any snow down here in the south.

    Carrie x