Super, super sensitive – Journey’s End -what to expect

Dear Susan, Sometimes stopping treatment is the kind and right thing to do.
It was in my husband’s case. When Teddy reached this point his ONC offered him Palliative Chemo. T asked him, “if I was your father what would you advise me to do?” The ONC said it becomes a choice of quality time over quantity. The quantity would be adding maybe a month to life. Teddy chose quality. He felt he had been through enough and for what? Too buy one more month? It is a very personal decision although most of our members seem to choose quality. I believe that knowing what to expect really helps to face the end of the journey and it becomes less scary which is why I love that Marion has posted the 10 Signs permanently although anyone who would like to can still email me and I will send the list out to them as well.
I am wishing for your husband comfort and many loving moments for you to remember along this Journey.

This is strange but we are stopping anti rejection meds . Chola bio is back and are at peace with very immeninent death. Choosing to not ride out the spread of the cancer. Anyone have any thoughts. Not to continue the fight, please, but timing or experience. Our doctors are supportive and have answered questions but wondering if others have chosen the same path and some thoughts?