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Coping with a loved one's cancer
How do you or did you cope with a loved one’s diagnosis? What are your needs during this difficult time? What happens when your role moves from partner or friend to carer? Find out how others cope or share your experiences.
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My father had some sort of cancer in his face and neck probably 16/17 years ago. He still suffers from the radiation side affects.My mother had breast cancer 15 years ago, had a mastectomy and chemo. Sailed through it all really well.2016 I was diagnosed with Nodul...Read More
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Hi all. so when I was 23 I lost my beautiful 59 year old Mama. recently, my Papa underwent his yearly check up and they found that his numbers for his prostate went from 2.7 to 3.7. So of course they investigated. Last year everything was fine, didn’t feel anything...Read More
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This past week has changed our world completely. We’ve gone from thinking mum had pneumonia to stage 4 lung cancer in 7 days. My heart is in a million pieces. My mum is only 61 and is my best friend, my rock and my everything and I’m mad. I’m angry that this is hap...Read More
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My father had cancer in his cheek/neck. Had surgery and radiation.My mother had breast cancer. After a mammogram and chemo, all was fine.I had a Nodular Melanoma on my scalp which went to a lymph node in my neck. 2016/20172017 JJulyStarted Immunotherapy TrialThyroi...Read More
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Hi everyone I’m new here my fiancé has acute myeloid leukaemia and was disganosed back in early June. The prognosis was good initially he’s young only 30 fit otherwise healthy. They did chemo and it went into remission twice and unfortunately relapsed and his leuek...Read More
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Hi hope everyone is well. I wanted to ask if anyone has had a bone marrow transplant. My husband is diagnosed with MDS it is a pre Leukemia which turns into Accute leukaemia and only curative option is bone marrow transplant which he is booked in for next month.if ...Read More
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Hi,I am not sure I am posting this in the correct place, but my mum was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in July. Her tumour was 5cm and 2 positive lymph nodes under arm. She had 9 x weekly PC chemo and has had 2 x EC chemo, with the last one in due thi...Read More
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I posted this in the wrong forum first go. Hi, I am new to this forum and am struggling to find other carers like myself who see no end to the chemo treatment that my husband is enduring. The majority of people I have had the good fortune to chat with have had 6, ...Read More
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Hi everyone, I am just new to this site and I joined because my 53 year old husband was diagnosed with stage 4 lung CA last Dec 20, 2016. After undergoing chemotherapy for 2 years with various drugs, immunotherapy and TKI of 2 brands, bone radiation of 10...Read More
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Hi everyone. I'm going to keep this as to the point as possible. How do you support someone (your good friend) who's 33 and is terminal with leukaemia? I'm obviously devastated beyond comprehension, but it isn't about me.I'm struggling to find the positives, becau...Read More
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