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Ashamed: I think about (and plan for) dying. Do you?

Lung Cancer | Last Active: Aug 5 8:32am | Replies (213)

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@bonsai799

I may be new to cancer but you shouldn’t ever be ashamed specially of that. My god, your given a diagnosis of a terrible disease and they don’t give you a hand book at the same time on how to deal, handle, react, feel, answer, dress, talk, explain and on and on the never ending things that come with a cancer diagnosis. Like answering questions from your 10 year old grandson when he asks “Nana will you die before Christmas?” to question like “Are you going with cremation and a small wake or a whole funeral?” So please don’t feel ashamed for asking, questioning, wondering about anything when your diagnosis, it’s a hurricane of emotions with a roller coaster of information topped off with a earthquake of people wanting and needing knowledge. I look at it like this “Cancer is like a designer outfit, it’s one of a kind, but it wears on everyone differently!” Ask as much as you want, knowledge is power!

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I know exactly about the whirlwind still in it. first month that is all I thought about. Then what is suppose to happen next do I take care of myself or just accept dying. This is the worst thing I went through. Anger, shame, embarrassment, constant crying. everyone discussed what I needed to do, what really matters is acceptance and 1 day at 2am god said accept it and get on with it.