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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 The brave face is just impossible some days, by the sufferer and their loved ones. It is a relief of sorts to know that other people are out there caring for the loved ones who are suffering, but it is oh so hard to watch the suffering and what do you say w...Read More
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I am sitting and watching my husband trying to get comfortable so he can sleep to alieve the exhaustion he is feeling and the pain of watching him and not being able to help is overwhelming. I try really hard not to cry again as I do not want to upset him and yet ...Read More
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Hi Dad had a stage 4 melanoma removed last March.....they thought they had got it all, no signs of cancer anywhere else....then...just before christmas Dad became unwell....heart problems. Then...last week dad was hospitalised had mri, bloods etc....well what we...Read More
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the last 7 months positive thinking was the only way i could cope with mums cancer i would tell everyone including the doctors that she was fine nothing wrong with her....mum looks so great for her 83 years so full of life ....now the professor tells us 2 or 3 mont...Read More
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This is my first post. I need your advice as I am at total loss with what to expect/do. My mother-in-law is dying of bowel cancer & has also suffered a stroke on Jan 1. She needs constant care. There are several people caring for her, but mostly my husband, hi...Read More
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Hi, I am 24/7 carer for 95 yr old and I have just been diagnosed with CLL! Anyone else out there in the same predicament? good luck to everyone
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My sister was recently given a prognosis of 2-4 months left to survive. We both work in the same hospital, lab. They had a silent auction/bake sale for her and raised alot of money. Now with the prognosis in place, and friends/co workers finding out the prognosi...Read More
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NIOVEMBER SPRING UP! GROUPS The METRO WEST GROUP. . This month "What is the Pancreas?" Bankstown Hospital 10.30am to 12 noon Please ring Jan on the Metro West SPRING UP! phone: 0411 270 175 We will move the Metro Group around Auburn, Bankstown, Casula, Penrith and ...Read More
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I have recently had an unwanted awareness of pancreatic cancer. My wife's father was recently diagnosed after he was asked to have an anomoly on an x-ray for an unrelated condition examined. Why is it that the research into the 4th greatest casue of cancer deaths h...Read More
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I just found out that my sister has topical cancer which I really don't know what it is except it's skin cancer. I do know what it looks like but I need more information. She is in her 60's and I never thought I would get this kind of news so I really need to lear...Read More
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