No Christmas joy with stage iv lung cancer
:-)
Christmas didn’t bring any joy this year. Nicole’s father passed away 2 weeks after Nicole’s last post featured at Give Nicole a hug: her father has stage iv lung cancer.
Give your condolences to Nicole in a comment.
Make an extra effort to keep in touch with care-givers who lost their loved ones to cancer.
For them being without their loved one during this festive season brings back the pain and sadness endured during the cancer journey:
- without successful metastatic liver cancer treatments and
- in Nicole’s case: without successful lung cancer treatments.
We wish for:
- a new cancer treatment that can cure cancer
- an aggressive healthcare and heath awareness that promotes a healthy lifestyle worldwide
- free cancer insurance provided by any state that dares to show they care for their voters
- abundant cancer information how to prevent cancer
- the cause of cancer revealed
- lots of love to fill part of the gab caused by our loved ones who passed away due to cancer.
- Share this post with the rest of the world: STUMBLE IT! Thanks! :-)
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I stumbled upon this website. Reading your comments makes me sad. I recently lost my sister and father to cancer – melanoma. My prayers and hugs go out to all of you. Hold onto your hope and faith. I do not know what to say. Just understand you are not alone. Enjoy every day you are blessed to share.