Never would’ve thought it in a million years
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When I first got sick cancer, never mind CC, never once entered my mind. I had had all the screenings, didn’t smoke, blah blah blah. fooled me! Sometimes I have to wonder about this big cosmic joke, but I realize now i don’t have time to dwell on it, I have a son to raise and my biggest job right now is to stay on this planet as long as possible so I can do that.
I know how you feel. When my husband started feeling tired, run down and always wanted me to scratch you could have NEVER would I have thought about cancer, much less this kind.
Now I need information and am hoping this website can provide it from people who know what we are going through.HeatherKP- It is a fightable disease! I’m on your team. Many decisions ahead. A few things to consider: particular supplements, EFT, Silva Mind system, staying active but not over due it, 2nd and 3rd opinions if felt needed, positive thinking, not to big of a diet change but some, depending on treatment and if, I say again if it becomes to debilating don’t hesitate to apply for SSDI while fighting and reduce as much stress as possible in your lives. Dealing with CC is plenty on it’s own. Last but not least Prayer, belief, and hope for the cure to be around the corner. Until then take control and manage and listen to your body it’ll tell you if something is working or not. Precribed meds take before symtoms. Don’t be afraid to adjust meds a little to keep your body in tune. example if you get to a point where pain meds are needed on a continual basis, use stool softener trial and error amounts to keep regular bowel movements. I think I better stop now. I could rambler for an hour or so. Sorry you had to join the site. But we are all certainly here to provide as much advice, opinions and share experiences as we can. I know I threw a bunch at you guys and hope you don’t panic but being kowledgable and proactive makes a big difference. March 16th will be nine years of many battles for me but the war still continues for me. Yes it has taking quite a toll on my body but I just have this attitude problem with CC Ha! Wish you guys the best!
God Bless You Both,
Jeff G.So sorry you have the need to make your way to this website. I pray every morning, evening and in between that progress is made against this terrible disease.
Karen
Hi Heather, this is your best friend writing letting you know that Darren and I are here for you 100%. We are right there with you praying, laughing and crying.
Love, The Gagnons
I’m so sorry also that CC has entered your lives, but you have come to the right place for support and just wonderful people who know what you are going through. Please know that my thoughts and prays are with you.
God Bless
Terri
I am so sorry that cholangiocarcinoma is now a part of your lives. There is so much love and support from the people on this website, and we are here for you…always. May God be with you and hold you close.
Joni Craighead
Today is the first day of the rest of our lives. My husband was diagnosed with CC this afternoon. As I heard the news all I could think was how we had thought it was everything else but cancer….cancer is something others get…not us…not in a million years did we ever think we would be preparing to fight the battle of one’s lifetime…a battle that we know we have to win. This is our first posting…my very best friend ever told me all about the site about 30 minutes ago…and now I have added this organization to our arsenal of weapons to win this war against cancer. Superman, Spiderman, Wonderwoman….they aren’t superheroes…you all are…patients, families and loved ones…all of us fighting this monster are the real superheroes…and Lee, Emilee and I want you along for the attack…and we must not forget our biggest superhero of all….Jesus Christ!
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