He was diagnosed in May and having been told that it was inoperable, having spread to lymph nodes and liver, he declined chemo. He became unable to keep even water down and was admitted to hospital severely dehydrated. He spent a week on a drip and then had a stent fitted. He struggled to manage eating again and was admitted to the hospice.
at the hospice they managed to get his pain under control and despite also having a chest infection he came home a week ago. He is fitted with a pump driver which is a mixed blessing.. one of his main problems now is being unable to get a good nights sleep as he is so restless and turning over is difficult with the box. Are there any suggestions how to over come this at all please?
Hello Pollly42
I can only imagine how difficult this must be for both of your husband, unfortunately I too have no advice to give you as my hubby's experience of OC has been very different.
I wanted to reach out to you, because you are going through this also, and I wanted you to know that we are here for you, I do hope that your husband finds the comfort that he needs, and that you have the support around you during this very difficult time.
Thinking of you
Lowe'
