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Re: My Dad (63) has esophagus cancer - Weeks to li...

by in Coping with a loved one's cancer
September 2013
September 2013
Hello ejb I am so sorry to hear about your dad. My husband passed away recently from Oesophageal cancer and I totally understand your story. My daughter who is 28 felt the same way about her dad and she lamented the fact that he would not be able to walk her down the aisle too. She misses him terribly and so do I. Try to spend good quality time with your dad so you have better memories to take forward with you. Stress can make this hard but time is precious so it is important to talk to him now and tell him how much he means to you. Thinking of you. ... View more

Newbie and recent carer. Nice to have found this ...

by in Grief and loss
September 2013
September 2013
Hello everybody. My husband passed away recently from Oesophageal Cancer and I was his carer at home full time for his last six months. I am very humbled and privileged to have been able to walk beside him in his journey and I miss him terribly. What struck me most during this time was the amount of people who are touched by cancer and the inner strength needed to face this terrible disease. I look forward to reading your story. ... View more
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