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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 going ok but now we are struggling. i feel so lonely , i feel he has been gone longer.
his mate has been very good but they have their families
can anybody else relate to loosing their spouse.
thanks jo
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October 2012
hello there ...this is my first post...my husband has been diagnosed with sqarmous cell carsinoma of the base of the tongue.and lympth nodes only in throat.... very aggressive cancer caused by the hpv16 virus and triggered by smoking, only he has never smoked or been around passive smoking... its all a bit confusing...he is only 40 years old fit and strong with no real symptoms only coughing up a lot of green phlegm.... he is positive and has an awesome attitude.... I have too...never once entered our mind of anything but a cure which is achievable.... its exhasting watching the person you love go through all this and still workiing, children and life...... he has been in intensive care after swelling during biospy, then again after teeth were removed and feeding peg put in so he ended up with trachy in.... thankyou for reading my post.... nelly
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