Nanc,
Your message and Lillian's before it to s-annsforde mail are so true. So
much about fighting cancer is conditional. Attitude, personal response to
treatment, timing, just to name a few of the variables. Nothing is an
absolute with this disease, although there are lots of heartbreaks as well as
many bright moments leading to full recovery.
The best thing about this forum is the exchange of information and the
underlying encouragement we all get from each other. The right suggestion
at just the right time can make all the difference.
But then there are people like s-ann dealing with the heartbreak. It's gotta
be tough to come back from that. S-Ann... anything you learned that might
help anyone else survive will not bring back your father, (or mine, who died
from liver/lung cancer). The great thing about this forum is what you
learned about your dad's treatment might prepare someone else to ask the
right questions so they can make good decisions about their treatment and
maybe just survive.
Stick with us S-Ann... share what you know, and know what you share might
help. But please try to say it in a way that prepares someone to help
themselves or their loved ones.
Your friend, Kathy Q
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