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May 2010
Hi the best thing for my husband's pancreatic pain was a ct guided coelic plexus. Basically they put a needle through your back and into the nerves around the pancreas and pickle them with alcohol - instant success and only takes a couple of minutes laying under the CT scanner. Definitely would recommend it - all the pain has gone
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April 2010
My husband told me to get the 22 and shoot the eagle flying overhead because it would help me make the fruit salad that much easier! It is so hard to listen to these conversations. My whole family is on the other side of Australia at a family wedding and I am here alone again with my rapidly deteriorating husband. This is really hard - I know not as hard as he is having it but it really hurts to see such a strong man needing me to shower him and assist in his bodily functions.
Just needed to get it off my mind.
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April 2010
Hi my husband also has pancreatic cancer - what he likes is to see people and hear happy conversations - stay upbeat and if he falls asleep or wants to leave the room just carry on the conversation and let him be- he really just wants all of you to be happy.
Good luck - this really is a cruel disease
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April 2010
My husband was given tattoos around his abdo for pancreatic cancer - they are still there but good new is he is still here too
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April 2010
My husband has been on chemo of one type or another for 8 months now and we often get that call that his blood work has fallen so no chemo- now we just embrace it and think great a week off!\
It is all very scary, I am the carer and wife and breadwinner so I know the lack of any real time frames is totally frustrating. Hang in there
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April 2010
Wow I am overwhelmed that I got so many responses, this is a great site and just having your thoughts has been great for me, so thank you everyone. Unfortunately my husband health is no better now with swollen feet and ankles and the onset of jaundice - just another hurdle I guess.
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April 2010
Well I know exactly how you feel, my parents have now spent 5 of the 8 months since my husbands diagnosis of terminal cancer on the other sid eof Australia! I don't think they can cope with it, but that is not fair on me - I actually need their support and again they have supported three other distant relatives through the journey but not their own daughter!
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April 2010
I have been caring for my husband with Pancreatic Cancer since Aug 09. We have never been offered any counselling or support - is this normal and where do we turn, things are pretty tough at the moment and I need someone to talk to
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April 2010
Hi my husband was diagnosed in Aug 09 and I would love to hear from others dealing with Pancreatic Cancer
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