Wife home from cancer treatment

[Reframer]

You know, working in a hospital has truly opened my eyes to how lucky and fortunate I really am. I will keep your family in my prayers. Don't give up hope. I am continually amazed at how strong a single person's spirit and strength can be even in the darkest and loneliest of times.

Ditto, and I have seen people come in on hospice that were supposed to only last days instead have several years of quality life. On the other hand I have seen seemingly healthy people drop dead, you just never know but getting the most out of every day in whatever way that is meaningful to you is what counts.

 

[FISHSHROD]

Knowing you I know you can come up with some kind of DIY routine that will work for you guys . Be strong :thumbsup:

 

[BettaFishMommy]

Gunner, you are truly a gem for everything you do and stand for. your wife is one lucky lady! kudos and big hugs to both of you!

 

[Lady G]

You are wonderful for the help and support you are giving your wife. Will have you both in my thoughts and prayers, keep your head up!

 

[BreezeRuehls]

I lost my mom to Cancer after she suffered from it for 10 years. I know your pain, and hope for your wife's health and recovery.

 

[cryeth_the_raven]

You both are in my most fervent prayers. If you ever need anyone to vent or talk to let me know.That goes for anyone- AC is a pretty good community.

 

[DrgRcr]

My thought and prayers are with you and your wife 'gunner. Keep up the good fight.

 

[platytudes]

Best wishes to you both, Gunner - she's so lucky to have you, I'm sure she is grateful every day! (As I'm sure you are to have her)

My mom passed away from breast cancer when I was 17. I sure hope we find a way to cure or at least manage it the way we have with AIDS. If only there was more money for research, I believe it could be done.

 

[Slappy*McFish]

I too, have seen first hand what this disease can do. I really do hope that her battle with it is finally over and you both get on with your lives.

 

[CWO4GUNNER]

I'm finding out that the hard part isn't being a caregiver but dealing with her not wanting to fight back, something I can only encourage but cannot force. It would be so much easier for me if we could trade places, but that's not going to happen. So I just pray for strength to support her in every way possible physically, mentally and spiritually, the latter being the most important as it supports everything else.