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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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Hi, I am caring for my mum who has stage 4 bowel cancer. She has had no chemo in 5 weeks or so due to an adverse reaction. That was our final chemotherapy option. She cannot eat solid food, and I am running out of ideas to try. I have had success with home made bon...Read More
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Hi everyone, my name is Nicky. I am a 20 year old, only child, just trying to study/work and enjoy life. However, my life has been anything but enjoyable within the last 10 months. My father passed away from metastic urothelial carcinoma on the 6/12/17. I could not...Read More
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Hi my name is Mel. My dad has brain cancer and we’ve been battling for 3 years now. (I’m his carer) I dont know what I’m expecting here but my half sister thought it was a good idea that I chat with people. I’m a bit deflated as it’s been a rough couple of month...Read More
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Good Afternoon, My boyfriend has been diagnosed with lung cancer about (3) three months ago. Our lives have turnee upside down since then. Yet, we are praying, trying to eat healthier and love the way we use to. The hardest is out of the three is all three. How do ...Read More
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My eldest Sister was diagnosed with Stage 3 NH lymphoma earlier this year. She's had chemo and scans showed what was there was going away. However; we've been told today that it has progressed and is now in her bone Marrow. They're doing a lumbar puncture in the mo...Read More
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Hi...not sure if I’m in the right place...first time. My beautiful husband of 36 years was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in November 2017. I’m 58 and he is 63. From that day on our life has been nothing like our old life. He has liver Mets so operating is no...Read More
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My mum is 91 and has pancreatic cancer - yes its a good age to get to and when I read posts by some of the younger people on this forum, I feel that in many ways she has been lucky to get this far in life relatively healthy and happy. But now as the treatment optio...Read More
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My husband was diagnosed with Ocular Melanoma in September 2014..it metastasized to his liver in November 2017. We live in Florida but go to Miami for his eye treatment every 8 weeks. We also were in a clinical trial at Jefferson University Philadelphia since Octob...Read More
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Hi, Been a while since I last post here. My husband was terminal in April but he was lucky to have met another doctor and got an second opinion and introduce to immume therapy treatment and radiation. Cancer is at bay but not long term solution. They now advise he ...Read More
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I am the youngest of 6 and my father died of cancer when I was a child. My brother had lung cancer about 10 years ago and had a lobe of lung removed. From what I am hearing he may well have it again but in denial and hasn't seen the doctor. My eldest brother has ki...Read More
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