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Hi Joyce
Thank you and I feel the same. We must celebrate our loved ones lives and be glad their suffering has ended and they passed away in their own homes where they wanted to be.
Kind regards
Lorna
Thank you all for your lovely messages. I am so sorry Elaine for your loss of Gary as well and Amy for your mum and Darla and Lainy thank you too.
L x
Hi Charlene
I had a cry for your John after reading your post as I know exactly how you feel. My partner Mark (41) is currently in hospital. He was diagnosed over 2 years ago and has been amazing in fighting it. He has had two stents in the bile duct, 2 lots of PDT, 2 nerve blocks for the pain and is now having stents in the liver and small bowel because of tumour progression. For the last 5 months he has deteriarated and not been able to eat without being sick or burping and hiccuping constantly. I know that there will be a day when I have to say goodbye like you are to your loved one but I’m not ready and just want him to be home for christmas and be able to enjoy a meal.
I only go on this forum when mark is in hospital as he is usually on the computer so if you reply it may take me a while to read it.
Very very best wishes to you and my heart is with you
Lorna xxx
Hi Chrissy
I have only just discovered this site tonight and I was drawn to your posting. I totally understand what you’re going through. i met my partner in Sept 2003 at the ripe old age of 37 and I had been looking for him for years. I was so happy to have found “the one” and then in 2006 he was diagnosed with CC. I am now 42 and he is almost 41 and I have two teenage daughters who love him and he has a five year old daughter whom he adores. It seems so cruel. So I totally understand what you are feeling at your young age, cheated and bitter. I really hope your Chuck’s treatment is successful. I am not a religious person so I do not pray but I do talk out loud when alone asking someone to help my Mark, I will do the same for your Chuck.Lorna
