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Is there anybody that can give me an idea of what to expect now that mum is palliative, has all over body pains, new and changing almost weekly, weight loss and eating still but little and not often, mum is still fairly mobile, but is becoming physically weaker by ...Read More
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My husband has a GBM and over the last couple of days he has had a few falls. This has happened a couple of times before, but I'm struggling to lift him on my own now because he is less able to help. Any suggestions (other than of course trying to make sure he do...Read More
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Hi everyone. Today I found out that my dear friend's mother has liver cancer. I am a true believer in the power of positive thinking and desperately would like to send his mother a book or something that has been put together of the survivors out there and their su...Read More
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I'm really interested in whether GBM carers work given the dire prognosis.
I have taken leave from work for 3 personal and practical reasons.
1. To spend as much time as I can with my husband
2. We have to travel for treatment/tests/review
3. We never get any w...Read More
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I have been reading the posts here and I want to reply to them and try to make these poor people feel a little better but just have no idea what to say. So I have decide to just add my own post and say I wish everyone luck on getting through their horiable sad time...Read More
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hi there, i am a male late forties. two kids and a wife that got bladder cancer 13 years ago. trying really hard to deal with all related issues. kids banks jobs parents and daily life stuffs.
to write my feelings down seems to help me.
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Hello, I am a newbie to this forum.
I am so glad to have found everyone here. I hope I can be as much help to others as you might be for me.
Two months ago my dad was diagnosed with esophageus cancer which has spread to his liver and stomach and possibly bowel. ...Read More
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My 52 year old husband was diagnosed with a right frontoparietal GBM in June 2012. It's comforting to know all the other GBM carers are experiencing the same challenges as our family...as sad as they are!
My best wishes are extended to everyone who has the misfortu...Read More
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Hi,
I am just starting out on the cancer journey with the love of my life, my marvellous partner, 40 years old and until 3 weeks ago very fit and well.
He suffered tonic clonic seizures during the night of 6 March 2013.
The seizures were severe and prolonged, an...Read More
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Hi i have a beautiful mother in law who has recently been diagnosed with bowel, liver, bone and lung cancer 7 weeks ago, she has had one session of chemo but unfortunately it has left her severely effected, she has been placed in pallative care and has since develo...Read More
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