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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 sister has always been the life of the party ..very friendly..healthy..now at 53 her body is riddled with lymphoma. On top of that she lives with our 85 year old mother who is wheelchair bound and takes care of her full time. My sister has a large strong church ...Read More
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Some back story first.My dad has advanced stage 4 lung cancer that spread to his liver and bowel and is terminal. He has been in various treatments for the last two years. He is currently on a new chemo cycle. About two months ago he started feeling pain in his abd...Read More
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Hi. We got news this morning that the chemo therapy my dad has for his liver/gallbladder cancer did not work, the cancer is aggressive; and it’s stage 4. There is nothing we can do and they’ve referred us to hospice and palliative services. I keep hearing stories ...Read More
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My partner has stage 4 bowel cancer. He is having a rest from chemotherapy at the moment because it has affected his memory, quite badly. I feel a great deal of resentment at times because he doesn’t do anything to help me. We are in an isolated area on a rural pr...Read More
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hi everyone i am new to this group. I just needed to vent i dont have anyone i can talk to and just looking for some friendly advice. my dad is 76 yrs old and he was dx with squamos carcinoma of the skin unfortanly its on his face. it has been 3 yrs now he has ha...Read More
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Hi Everyone, Quick rundown, my husband who is 32 years old, was diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer in January this year. Since then, he has undergone 5 Weeks of combined Chemo and Radiation for five days a week. He had the Chemo tablets so as he could do this at hom...Read More
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Following on from our previous post on energy bills, let’s look at another general household bill for home owners - Council Rates. Many local councils have a rate assistance or rebate policy for people in financial hardship, you may be able to:Claim a concession r...Read More
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I am 69 and my husband is 70. My husband was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer about 2 years ago. Following chemo and radiation the tumour was dealt with but the bad news was that it had spread to his liver. Following various treatments he has now been told there ...Read More
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Hello All, I would never usually do this but I feel that it's essential for future individuals, who may find this post, to perhaps learn something from my personal experience. This story, this information? Was received, experienced and learnt from my time fighting ...Read More
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Hi everyone, I'm new here, and has been a tough couple of weeks. My husband has been diagnosed with a pelvic tumour which we have got early, he has surgery soon for a pelvic resection , does anyone have any advice as to when he is home after hospital things they th...Read More
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