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My grandfather has pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic Cancer | Last Active: 4 days ago | Replies (3)

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@crawford

Don't worry, death is nothing to fear. Hopefully your grandpa had a good, long life. I am not a doctor but I saw my dad and sister die from stomach cancer and pancreatic cancer at the age of 48 and 52. Now my mom is 80 and dying from pancreatic cancer. Ask the doctor all your questions but be aware that you will get some pretty gross answers. I don't know why he would be throwing up so much, maybe from the medication. If he is being fed by a tube and throwing up, personally, I would stop the tube food. The goal is to make his passing as painless as possible; not to keep him alive while being tortured by cancer. My sister was totally drugged up and mostly sleeping. Remember to only think of your grandfather right now, not the pain you will feel when he passes. You will see him again when you pass away. Your grandfather wants to be in peace not pain. I am sending you strength and a hug (can't find my emojis).

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Thank u for answering,I understand your pain which i know it is even bigger ….cancer is killing our loved ones and is killing us on the inside.In the future i have a strong hope there will be found a cure.
Though,I’ll never give up at my grandfather because he himself still has hope and so the whole family.We now included a medical substance in the tube called granisetron and he s not throwing up anymore and he can finnaly sleep now.Also he might start eating again.
I am grateful for all of your kind words,u re right death is nothing to fear because eventually we all collapse,but at the moment i’ll be optimistic and hopeful.I am not prepared yet to live without him and he s also not prepared to leave this world.He has the whole family with him and he will always have.🩷