Losing Vicki
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I really don’t know how to express my feelings. I ‘m so sorry for your wife’s loss. I also visited your blog and I’m very impressed. I can see her beatiful eyes and her smiley face which is full of courage . However ,life goes on and I think time is the best medicine . You are very lucky that you have lovely daughters .
I wish you all the best . My prayers are with you .
Take care,
FigenOn September 8th, 2006 I lost my beautiful and gracious wife of 16 years, Vicki. I feel like I have suffered a lifetime of loss in just the past two years with the deaths of my brother, my mother, my father, and now my wife. But, the loss of Vicki has for me been by far the most devastating.
Vicki first starting feeling an unusual pain in her right shoulder in June 2003 that her doctor misdiagnosed as lyme disease. In December of that year we learned from doctors at Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York that Vicki had intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma and that she had very little hope of surviving the disease. The focus of our lives transitioned from career moves, house purchases and family vacations to hospital and doctor visits – seeking the best treatments in hopes of a cure or at least a delay in the spread of the cancer. But time relentlessly pressed on and we could not contain the disease indefinitely. Earlier this year, as the cancer began to spread throughout Vicki
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