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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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Hi all, I’m 22 years old and my mum was diagnosed with Stage 4 Metastatic Cancer just before my 21st in 2015, she was diagnosed with breast cancer that has moved through to her bones. In 2015 she started radiation which made her really sick, we then had about 2 rou...Read More
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Hi my name is Lauren and I have a loved one with breast cancer and I want to be here to support her and help her fight this terrible cancer. I'm getting very worried about her at the moment as she has had this cancer for about a month and on chemo pills she sees t...Read More
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Is IPTAAS available for partners, next of kin, carers to visit there loved one in hospital? I live 230km from where my husbandis having a series of High Dose Chemo followed by Stem cell transplants, he is quiet ill and we have kid at home, so I am down in Sydney ev...Read More
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my husband of 44 yrs has terminal cancer has a lot of pain sleeps most of the time I feel like we are on a roller coaster ride (I am scared of roller coasters) life going up and down last week in hospital blood transfusions etc etc this week home and sleeping 21hrs...Read More
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Dear fellow carers, My name is Di.I'm caring for my husband, 4 years since diagnosis, sadly now In his final stage of kidney metastic cancer. Look forward to chatting up here.
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My husband is in hospital 3.5 hours away his had high dose chemo and a stem cell transplant, we can't afford for me to stay down there. But the catch is he is so unwell and doesn't get to message or call me very often. I have no no idea how he is and what is happe...Read More
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Hi. This is the first time I've been on here, and It's reached a point where I need an outlet. As I feel lost as to where to turn to.I'm a single new-ish mum living with my parents and my dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer a year ago. As the months, weeks, days...Read More
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Hi My mum passed away about 4 yrs ago from breast cancer. She didn't tell anyone about it so by the time we found out we only had a couple of months with her. It still hurts to think about everything she went through alone. The doctors said she was taking panadol t...Read More
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My 75 yo mum has been diagnosed with breast cancer and told it has spread to her lymph nodes. The Doctor has said she needs to have all her lymph nodes taken out and may need radio/chemo. The issue is that my mum is refusing any further treatment/surgury. She h...Read More
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Haven't posted for a while because both my husband and myself had continued to be NED. However two days ago my husband was concerned his urine was going very dark and he was feeling ill and in a lot of pain so he took himself to hospital where they tested his urine...Read More
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