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Hi , I’m sorry to hear about your father in law and that your husband is struggling at the moment. In the new to the community we usually signpost you to the groups on here where you can get support from other people who are going through similar things, but I don’t think that’s what your asking for here, I think your asking for some professional help for your husband.

I think I would recommend a call to the Macmillan support line, so that you or your husband can chat through what’s happening and knowing your geographical area Macmillan might be able to recommend various options for you, wether that’s a local support group, a virtual support group on here, or a visit to a centre where they can offer psychological support. 

The Macmillan support line is 0808 808 0000 it’s open 7 days a week 8am to 8pm. For details about where it’s free from click the link below.

https://www.macmillan.org.uk/information-and-support/coping/getting-support/talking-to-us/macmillan-support-line-mobile.html#203612

Best wishes

Hi and welcome to the online community. Trying to come to terms with the fact that a loved one has terminal cancer affects everyone differently and I'm sorry to hear about your husband but I'm pleased that you were able to reach out to us for some help and advice.

At Macmillans we have a group Supporting someone with incurable cancer forum that might be of interest to you and if you click on the green text you will see the support the members give each other.

You maybe able to find some support here

Macmillans Support in your local area

Or you could see if

Maggies  have a centre near to your home where your husband could get some counselling sessions.

Have you spoken to your GP for advice and support he maybe able to refer to you Talking Therapy sessions in your area.

I hope that the above and your husband gets some help in the near future.

Ian

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