Sorry to hear the bad news but please always be in good thoughts and get better this time around again...Cancer was really bad in my Family with my Father when he passed away in 2006 of stage 4 liver cancer....I will be thinking of you and you will be in our prayers....
I'm with you, Pete. I'm dealing with colon cancer that metastatized into my liver, although I had half my colon removed to deal with the original cancer. I'm doing well (although I go in for infusions every other week) and maintain a positive outlook, convinced that something else will get me in the end besides the cancer. I'm sure that the positive outlook has a lot to do with my present state, so stay positive, buddy.
Peace be with you, pls. I know that sometimes it is very difficult to stay positive. I just try to accept what I am facing and do the best I can. I wish for you strength and courage.
Wishing you the very best. I just joined this site yesterday. I view these types of forums as an extended family community.
I am undergoing a very aggressive chemo regimen for colon cancer. I'm halfway through it and stay ill or significantly fatigued almost all the time. But, I fight on. And I hope you do, too.
Again, wishing you the best and strength to carry on. My thoughts & prayer are with you.
I do appreciate everyone's support here. Today I get to spend the whole day getting various CT Scans and a Bone Scan. They tell me they have a couple of gallons of a cocktail for me to drink! Oh boy, sounds delicious!
It really sounds like a number of you have an even longer row to hoe than I! Peace be with you and hugs right back!
One of my dearest friends has spine cancer, that was initiated from prostate cancer, that started about nine years ago. He has already suffered tremendous grief, with the loss of his wife, who was the first and only love of his life.
To help ME? (would you believe!) through my empathy with him, he has given me a book: Don't Waste Your Cancer. He is leading me through the emotional suffering for both of us, despite his strong and continuous need for pain relief.
He has taught me a lot about humility over the years, and I am sure there is a reason for me to learn this lesson, and to lead others when I may be suffering myself, at some future time.
He is a 'born again' Christian, and is really looking forward to being with the Lord, nearing the end of the race, with his eye on the prize. At the same time is still carrying out any task the Lord has assigned him to do. Despite his great and continuous pain, he still has great joy.
I am so very sorry to hear another gets bitten by this nasty disease. Keep up the good fight and never lose hope. My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.
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