Hi again there are these sites that Ive included below.  There are site that are even more specific in terms of health/gender and other personal prefferences. BTW i'm not associated in any way with any of these or in fact any similar sites. Also, Im not sure how the mediators of this portal deals with links of any kind. So this post may not appear or links may be filtered. Take care and good luck.     https://au.disabledmate.com/ https://www.disableddatingaustralia.com/ https://www.disabledmatchmaking.com/ https://www.disabledsingles.com.au/ ... View more

Hi Peter,  I am so pleased to read that your special day was all you hoped it would be. 😍 I am planning a major 60th birthday party for myself , which is really a chance for me, my family and friends to all get together one more time before I'm no longer here.  I didn't want to have them all get together and share all the fun times, achievements, memories, disappointment, love and laughs without me. There will be lots of guests, food, music, dancing, love , laughter and an sprinkling of sadness, but that's ok because that's what life is made up with. I think, its a lot like a living funeral .    Cheers for now Caz1 xx ... View more

Hi Susie,   Thanks for the details. Thinking of all the treatments while I’m working full time is daunting. I don’t know how I can cope with it, but I will keep being positive.  Thanks,  Crystal  ... View more

I wish everybody can be like you. You're so optimistic, may this attitude radiates to the members of this forum. If you will notice the threads here, its more of stress , fear and anxiety. Me, myself, feel that. Its good to read this stunning post of yours.  ... View more

Better consult your doctor to be sure. Last two years ago I underwent a surgery and had been injected of anaesthesia. This year, I had my vaccines and I'm fully vaccinated now. So far, I'm good.  ... View more

Don't blame yourself or feel guilty. Just try to be more understanding, maybe, he's reacting that way because he fear he may lose you. Just don't give up trying your best to be with him. Text or call him even more whenever you can't be with him physically. ... View more

My condolences.  I'm at the start of a similar journey with my husband recently diagnosed with late-stage bowel cancer and caring for two kids. I don't have the experience out the other end yet. But I wanted to say hi and good luck.  I've found the journey so far very difficult. Especially navigating care for my husband, dealing with my own feelings, while looking after and supporting my children through this. I'm starting to learn that there is no right way, it's just muddling through one step at a time. I've also been looking out for people in similar situations, wondering how on earth people get through it.   My hat off to you for getting through the last few years. You've already done more than I could have imagined a few months ago.    ... View more

No offence, but your ex-partner, from what you say, sounds like a jerk!  I have learned in life that some people are afraid of facing their partners' illnesses, and the only way they can cope is by running away;  but some are just plain CANCERS themselves; the fact that he wants to take your house sounds like he is a cold sociopath.  You are better without him, take comfort that his sickness is now gone, so you can start anew. It sounds harsh, but you are going to have a better chance at healing without someone who is going to keep you down.    -Your house is only a rental, let that bastard keep it... so he can rot in it forever!   Take Care Of Yourself, as long as you can, for your kids  🙂 ... View more

I have not heard regarding that. What I knew and heard is that Vit  C IV and D3 are the ones that really treat cancer.    ... View more

Hi Peter, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. For context, I've lost many family members to cancer, had cancer myself and I was involved in a serious auto vehicle accident that took me a lot closer to death than my cancer, and I certainly was not expected to recover from that one either. It was a protracted painful recovery with very little hope of a good outcome.   Before that accident, I was certain that I would choose to die over losing any of my quality of life (I was in my 20's). But in the aftermath of the accident and spending time with people worse off than I was, I learnt I had to change my expectations of what a good recovery was or what I considered quality of life. I learnt to love and appreciate different aspects of my life, my family and loved ones, and who I was.   Now, I'm not trying to suggest one thing or another to you, just give a slightly different perspective to this. The line, no doubt, is different for everyone and it's a very complicated subject. But that line can change given our perspective and expectations.   I wish you well Peter. -s ... View more