Does it ever go away? Does it ever get better? Will our life ever have some kind of normalcy again? Why does it have to grow onto other parts of our lives once THEY say it's all gone?
Have I mentioned how bad I hate Cancer and the treatment of it? I think I have and I'll not bother you with that again.
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I guess normalcy is a day-to-day thing. It's no comfort that almost everyone I know (maybe you, too) has been touched by this disease. Best we can do is try to hold together and treasure what's still good in our lives. You do an exceptionally good job of that. But you are more than entitled now and then to mention how much you hate cancer and its treatments.
What's going on? Please email me.
Cancer sucks! And, unfortunately, I think that most of us have had to deal with it in one way or another. I have family and friends that have dealth with it. Fortunately, it can often be beat! You can mention it as much as you need to. Don't hold it in! Hugs!
I hate cancer too. I can barely say the word without getting choked up.
Hope you and your loved ones are doing ok.
that really sux.
Don't let it get to you. You need to take care of yourself and keep busy. Do I need to know something?
I was wondering why you hadn´t blogged - my thoughts and prayers are with you. Cancer sucks big time. A bloke here cured himself with Angelica and another herb infusion - I´ll find out what it was - he had been told he had 2 years max - it's now been close to 10 and is still cancer free. Anything is worth a shot hey.
Not what I wanted to read.
Not what you wanted to write.
But we are here for you.
Write about it as much as you need to.
We will continue to read and be here for you.
I was just talking about my socks at dinner before I read this... talking about how I wanted to keep them forever and how special they are to me.
You are special too - giant hugs to you and Jody! ♥
Sorry for any confusion... Jody's OK, so to speak. It's just that he can't understand why it's been a year and 4 months since the last treatment of any kind and he's still having issues with dry mouth and other stuff we won't go into here. And of course all you hear and read are is basically: results will vary from person to person. If only we could switch that magic switch.
Thanks so much for all your well wishes. I really appreciate you all.
I'm a little behind in all my reading - just saw your post and got a sick feeling in my stomach, read the comments and got to yours and was relieved that it wasn't what I thought. Thinking of you!
Phew
Tripple phew...I would still give the angelica a go.
I need to check into that. He's cured, the cancer is gone, but it's the side effects. He said his cancer was that bad... the treatment and side effects from the treatment are the bad part.
Let me correct myself... he says "he cancer WASN'T that bad." I you'll remember the only reason he went to the Dr (when they diagnosed him) was because his nose made this strange squeaking sound when he blew it. Like he had a bean up his nose.
Ok, I can't type tonight. I give up.
Vitamins.
I'm so sorry to hear you are still going through this. I'm thinking of you and your family and wishing you all the happiness and health in the world.
Thanks Bre, it's definitely something you wouldn't wish on anyone.
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