Thank you so much Joy for your reply. I'm glad you are doing everything you can to research and support your husband. He is very lucky to have you. Did he at all suffer from shakes after first finding out the news?I'm not sure if its my Mum's body reacting to the shock of it all or something that follows with the disease.  @joy1 wrote: I researched everything when my husband was diagnosed with lung cancer. Whatever I found and read sounded so positive but it ended up having no scientific evidence to back it up.   Some of the natural therapy products were tested by allot of scientists but riven not positive in combatting cancer.   The chemists analysed all the products I came up to use but they were incompatible with my husbands treatment plan.   The doctors analysed everything  if it works for a very few it is a fluke.   I give him good food lots of love and follow the doctors.   I pray that every day he is with us he has a chance of being with us longer and a cure will be found   It affects everyone  in the family forever.   BUT try everything because no one knows.      ... View more

Hi Joy1,   I'm so sorry for what you are going through.  I am going through the same thing.  A different, rare cancer.    My husband oscillates between angry and sad, mostly angry.  Plus, he is in pain.  It is excruitiating to watch him be in pain and be so angry.  The truth is, he was angry before, but now it is a whole new anger...with sadness.  It is heart-wrenching.    He is also angry at me.  I feel so guilty that he has cancer and I don't that I feel like I deserve his anger.  Which, is not emotionally healthy.   Anyway, you are not alone.   I am sending you healthing thoughts and prayers.     ... View more