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Adenocarcinoma NSC Lung Cancer Stage 3. Advice? Success stories?
Lung Cancer | Last Active: Nov 9, 2023 | Replies (68)Comment receiving replies
Thank you for you continued positive kind words. His spirits remain good. He avoids any “real life talk” with me. No need for me to be specific, it’s just that sometimes I feel that he is in denial. I have a need to get a few things out in the open and I suppose that is my issue and not his. I am frightened when his oxygen levels go way down with a minimal amount of exertion. He refuses to cancel a long plane trip to see one of our sons and his family. We are seasoned travelers but never with oxygen, wheelchairs, and with cancer, blood clots and lung inflammation. Am trying to be strong and support his wishes. It’s his life, his cancer, and I am not his mother.
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OMG! He is one brave soul, just the kind that can get cured, hopefully.
I wish him oceans of love and peace!
This is a picture of me last summer at Jone Beach. I was 88 the now 89 and not in the best of health but enjoying every day like it’s my last.
As a point of info I have been dead once and alsmost twice more during the Korean War, so always stay strong and when I was gone no pain, no worries etc., lola
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Hugs to you! You have a lot to manage, and these conversations aren’t easy to get started. He’s likely always felt that he needs to be strong.
He may need the upcoming trip as something to look forward to also. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, especially with logistics of traveling.