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DayR

Hahaha Wombat yes, i can see that, i remember that frustration when nursing my years ago before she passed, (lung camcer and brain tumor) i would be like, omg if thats all you have to complain about. But hay its a huge lesson in compassion if nothing else, oh yeah and patience, and then more patience. And on your progress, wow from where you started yes that is positive, 💖

Kymbert26

He is good at the moment, at home but has his days.

LEE1ki

sorry i just read this now, I really hope your doing better. Please try and enjoy the time you have let every one in your life know how you feel if you love you love tell them .If you want to scream do it but just know there are others out there your not alone

Budgie

Hi @Rikki1 , Never apologise for having pain or complaining about it. If you dont complain, no-one will know there's something wrong. Intense pain 4 weeks after any surgery is not normal. Do you think there's any chance of infection at the op site? I would advise you to make an urgent appt with your GP & get some stronger pain meds, & a blood test. Get some answers to put your mind & body at ease. All the best Budgie

KaceJax

Thanks for the informative post. This is helpful. I did not of this lynch syndrome until I came across your post. thanks

Katekat

Ok, done with spamming for a while now. Today was the last of the main content posting, thank you everyone for bearing with me. Over the next few days, I'll be concentrating on adding descriptions and images to the categories but the information is all there. -Kate

Emsky1985

I’m a 35 year old single mum living with stage 4 Ogliometastatic Breast cancer secondary to the bone. I was diagnosed in Feb 2020 and have had 4 months of chemo which finished on 17th June, had surgery to remove the tumour and 10 lymph nodes 1 of which was cancerous. I am on day 3 of 6 weeks of radiation 5 days a week and still fighting strong. My son is 4 and keeps me going. I am a survivor and I will beat this for him and my family.

champton

Hi MariyaB so sorry for yr loss . I lost my husband to cancer 4 months ago now and it’s so difficult adjusting to life without him I miss him so much we were together for 35yrs . i just don’t know if I can do life without him right now

Katekat

Research shows that yoga has positive effects on decreasing stress, enhancing quality of life, and may help reduce pain. Cancer Council QLD are hosting a free webinar with information about yoga and cancer, along with some strategies for choosing the type of yoga that is right for you. When: Wednesday, October 7th, 1:30-2:30pm (QLD time). Where: Online, via your phone, tablet or computer. The speaker will be Trish David, a yoga therapist who is experienced in providing yoga for people affected by cancer. RSVP: The webinar is free but you will need to register online here. Just scroll down, select the webinar and fill in your details.

cemo-queen

Migy! I am new to this site. Your post was from May. Please tell me you have been to a Dr. since!!! Quite growing your emotional cancer and find out for sure what the deal is, hopefully it's nothing. I know your worried about the cost but waiting may cost you your LIFE. So please tell me you went! I am here and are so many other's on this site as I have learned if you need to talk. cemo-queen

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