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Re: Daughter of Terminal Patient

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April 2023
April 2023
When my mom was still going through treatment the radiation affected her more than the chemo. Usually about a day or two after chemo and about a week for radiation. I wish you all the luck with your treatment.  ... View more

Re: Daughter of Terminal Patient

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April 2023
April 2023
I am 32. She is only 58. I'm getting married this summer and don't know if she will still be here or be able to attend. I am having a very hard time with it. My fiance is extremely supportive but my dad is so angry he is taking it out on me which is just feeding my depression.  ... View more

Daughter of Terminal Patient

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March 2023
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March 2023
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Hi there.  My mom was originally diagnosed with neuroendocrine neoplasm originating on her epiglotis. Since it has metastasized to most major organs and her skeletal structure. A few weeks ago she was officially placed on hospice. I am having an extremely hard time focusing on right now. I just keep thinking about everything she might not be there for. How do I move past this mental block and appreciate the time I have?  Thank you in advance for your support and advice. ... View more
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