Metastatic liver cancer

(read all the previous 5 posts if you don’t know about Pammy : Sad secondary liver cancer news, please give your support!)

hi pammy again,
I am quite a spiritual person but I’m not into the big man above at the moment sorry !!!!!!!,

Ann has never been a smoker or drinker as such only the odd party , her belly has been swollen now for 4 weeks her hair is very thin from the chemotherapy that has made her quite sick but she has been able to get the boys some Christmas presents and her son jack some birthday presents on her good days .

I know miracles do happen and that is more than I hope but I don’t think so this time her morphine is up to 40mg twice a day and break through tablet in between if need be also 18 other tablets through the day , I hope this next bit Is not frowned upon,

Her friends are having a benefit night on 12th Jan at acacia halls In Dartford Kent unfortunately we only have 300 tickets but they are all sold but are asking for any donation, as financial or any thing that can be auctioned or raffled to be sent to Mrs Nicola Hearn, 36 Harold Avenue, Belvedere,Kent DA17 5NL

Please give an update Pammy. I was just without words when I read your comment because father’s cancer story "played" all over again In my mind.

But I don’t have the experience of chemotherapy, so I am back and again: all my hugs for you!

Please leave an email where people can reach you Pammy!

Whoever read this: feel free to give your feedback! Sooner or later you will read something that can set your mind more at ease than It Is now…

It did give us comfort In hearing about other cancer stories!

The journey is a very though one, but one can learn that others have walked a similar journey…

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Comment from "Ken" at “Sad secondary liver cancer news, please give your support!”, with answer from Metastatic Liver Cancer.

Liver cancer is best treated early.

If the cancer has spread this far, prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

I have seen cancer take three of my friends early in life. I spent every day I could with them.

If your sister is able, have her make a video for her children to watch in stages as they grow up.

It will put your sister at ease and help the children remember their mother.

Be strong,

Ken

Thanks Ken!

Spending every day you can is the most you can do!

Easier said than done since we do have obligations or so we think. Hubby did quit one of his jobs and we aren’t eating less because of that…

Whoever read this: feel free to give your feedback! Sooner or later you will read something that can set your mind more at ease than it is now…

It did give us comfort in hearing about other cancer stories!

The journey is a very though one, but one can learn that others have walked a similar journey…

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Comment from Gina Hage at “Sad secondary liver cancer news, please give your support!” , with answer from Metastatic Liver Cancer.

I am just trying to research this liver cancer thing

My x husband has it and has refused treatment we have 3 kids together and he is just biding his time. I am wondering what are the stages? He believes in God and wants to just go home to be with the Lord were there is know more pain and suffering. We are believing for a miracle for his life. I know God is able HE HAS ALREADY OUTLIVED THE DOCTORS ORDERS please respond.

Metastatic liver cancer reactions

Dear Gina,

Recommended Readings about cancer and cancer stages:

• Colon cancer stages
• colon cancer staging
• liver cancer survival rate

The above summarized say that the smaller the cancer and the more it can be localized on 1 place, the better the chances of recovery.

When it comes to terminal cancer like with my father, first thing as usual is ask your doctors.

Father wanted to fight the cancer, but there were no "weapons" left… So from that moment on the stages were: angry but more or less ok, to painful, to very painful, to very sick until he passed away peacefully.

The stages for mom were: being a caretaker "no matter what". Just to find out that she had a torn ligament due to carrying father in and out the bed. Then comes the stage of grief…

People want to live and be surrounded with their loved ones. At the moment father saw that mother was surrounded with all her loved ones, he changed this painful life to a pain-free life.

Whoever read this: feel free to give your feedback! Sooner or later you will read something that can set your mind more at ease than it is now…

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