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Coping with a loved one's cancer
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I'm writing because I have been told it may help with some feelings I have been having. I am 19, and have just been engaged on 10/30/2022. I am new to the whole aspect of seeing myself as an almost married woman, but one thing I know for sure is that I want my m...Read More
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My 21 year old niece has been diagnosed with a brain tumour. Biopsy next week but they think it’s a glioma. She has lost vision and has had her licence taken which resulted in her being unable to work so she lost her job. Chemotherapy and radiation treatment to sta...Read More
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Hi, I am going through terrible times at the moment as a carer for my husband. he has small non cell lung cancer. he had his 2 nd round chemo just recently . his 1 st round chemo was successful and the cancerous cells had disappeared but it came back within a few w...Read More
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My wife was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. Still have 2 more scans to have done before treatment plan can be set. Right now she is having difficulty breathing but her 02 levels are good. She has congestion but can.t seem to produce anything when she coughs. I...Read More
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Hello to everyone,I am writing this from far north in Estonia, I am 20 years old and my 53 year old mother was diagnosed with 3rd stage endometrial cancer in early December of 2020. She had complained about lower abdominal pain month prior and visited several docto...Read More
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Mum received her initial cancer diagnosis on the her birthday in April of 2022, I was 28 weeks pregnant with my first baby.I cried uncontrollably for 3 days, and could only think about how horrible I was to her as a young teen and now she is my best friend. At the ...Read More
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Today was not a good day for me and to be quite truthful, I feel emotionally beat up. My husband who has been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer has become angry and bitter to the point that he seems to be taking it out on me. This is why I sought out a support...Read More
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My mum just got diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, and they also found traces of it in her brain. She has just started the new tablet cancer drug, and all of her family and friends have started talking about it on facebook. My mum isnt exactly private but somethin...Read More
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Mum has been suffering from breast ca mets over the last two years and is now palliative, still at home, but relatively bed bound. It’s evident she hasn’t got much time left, maybe a month or two. My parents live over an hour away so regular visits particularly rec...Read More
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I feel guilty about being upset about my dads recent diagnosis with prostate cancer. Im 27 and lost my mother 2 years ago to head and neck. I feel guilty to my family and friends if i make too much of a fuss about it because i am sure they are sick of hearing about...Read More
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