Metastatic liver cancer

When there are more beds than people, means somebody cannot get a bed. Seems from tomorrow onwards that will be mom, as the rehabilitation hospital she is in now has more supply than beds and the rehabilitation hospital she was supposed
to go to has no beds available.

Seems we have a problem that needs a solution fast… seems only when people die there is space available…

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There is a taboo when it comes to cancer: as if you did something wrong and … gosh, what is more bad than having cancer that you wouldn’t go in the open with it?

But there is another reason I noticed now since Mom is above the knife and recovering in hospital. Her sister is visiting her a lot. Not like before when she was taking care of her husband suffering from kidney cancer.

This is something I always overlooked: it’s not only the cancer person that get’s isolated in palliative care at home: suddenly the whole family that takes care of the cancer patient becomes isolated. Mom has seen her sister the last few days more than in the 20 years she was taking care of her husband living with cancer. If you can’t let your husband 1 single second alone, then you are stuck, healthy but stuck…