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hello from a newby

jane
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October 2011

hello from a newby

Hello everyone, new to this :) Partner was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer with secondary lung,liver and bone cancer. Chemo is knocking him around alot. Just wanted to say hello
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SILLY
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October 2011

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Welcome to the site ,Jane. It looks as though you and your partner are going through an especially bad time . The cancer seems to be in so many parts of his body. I think you will get support here.
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johnrp1964
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October 2011

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Hi there Jane and welcome to the site. Sorry to hear of the bad news for both your partner and yourself. I know from my own experience that hearing others say sorry doesnt make much difference when all you want is for the damn thing to go away so you can resume normal life. I was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer but am not experiencing too many side effects of it as yet, probably as I haven't started chemotherapy. The worst I've been through so far is the change of medication for another condition I have. I started that yesterday and its really hit me hard. Feel free to share what you feel with all of us here. I havent been here for a while but intend to make it online daily now. Will be thinking of both you and your partner so keep me updated on how things are going for you both. John
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johnrp1964
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October 2011

Re: hello from a newby

Hi there Jane and welcome to the site. Sorry to hear of the bad news for both your partner and yourself. I know from my own experience that hearing others say sorry doesnt make much difference when all you want is for the damn thing to go away so you can resume normal life. I was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer but am not experiencing too many side effects of it as yet, probably as I haven't started chemotherapy. The worst I've been through so far is the change of medication for another condition I have. I started that yesterday and its really hit me hard. Feel free to share what you feel with all of us here. I havent been here for a while but intend to make it online daily now. Will be thinking of both you and your partner so keep me updated on how things are going for you both. John
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