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I sat there yesterday with my poor Dad.... 3years on with multiple myeloma. Nearly half the weight he was...face gaunt....grey. I cried my heart out as they took him off for his daily radio therapy. Its very hard.... i really don't want to see my Dad looking worse ...Read More
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I sat there yesterday with my poor Dad.... 3years on with multiple myeloma. Nearly half the weight he was...face gaunt....grey. I cried my heart out as they took him off for his daily radio therapy. Its very hard.... i really don't want to see my Dad looking worse ...Read More
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I sat there yesterday with my poor Dad.... 3years on with multiple myeloma. Nearly half the weight he was...face gaunt....grey. I cried my heart out as they took him off for his daily radio therapy. Its very hard.... i really don't want to see my Dad looking worse ...Read More
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I sat there yesterday with my poor Dad.... 3years on with multiple myeloma. Nearly half the weight he was...face gaunt....grey. I cried my heart out as they took him off for his daily radio therapy. Its very hard.... i really don't want to see my Dad looking worse ...Read More
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My husband has recently passed from stage 4 stomach cancer. He was diagnosed on the 5th of August 14 and passed on the 22nd of March 15. We have near 4 year old twins. I am still in the phase of not being able to believe he is gone. It's funny how we have exper...Read More
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It has been almost 5 months since I lost my Ed - he was my love, my life and my best friend. I still miss him every day and some days it is okay when I don't think about him too much but today it is not. The pain has not gone away. He died of lung cancer 3 months a...Read More
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I lost my Dad to esophageal cancer 4 weeks today.
It's really starting to sink in that I won't see him again.
Struggling to deal with all the suffering he went through and how fast from diagnosis on 18th September until he passed on December 15th 2014.
I'm worried ...Read More
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Nursed my darling husband of 30 years at home palliative care till he passed 07/10/14. Diagnosed start July with sciatica, turned out to be bone cancer of back, L2 and sacrum, primary lung , adrenal gland with brain mets.
Privileged to look after him though it was...Read More
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It is with a heavy heart I write of the passing away of a dear friend and forum member Rikki.
A person who has been an inspiration, and who devoted what time she had left to the education and awareness of Pancreatic Cancer Rikki lived with such dignity and compassi...Read More
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hello everybody, for 2 years my husband 42 has been battling bravely head neck cancer . 4 weeks ago he passed away in his sleep unexpectedly but peacefully. he has left me 41 and a 19 year old daughter and 16 and 10 year old son
he died 4 weeks ago and we were all...Read More
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