This is the first time I respond to anything here, not becuase of
anything in particular it's just because I am a reserved person for
this kind of thing.
My mother's first diagnosis was cervical cancer back in 1984, we went
thru lots of relapases and a truck load of other things that went
along with that. In the end an asthma atack took her from me, 4 years
ago this April. She was 64 years old.
Two years ago this July, the other woman in my life passed. She was
diagnosed with breast cancer less than two years before that. It
spread everywehere, literarly. She was 36 years old.
I guess the only thing I can tell you is to enjoy eveything they have
to offer for the time the offer it. Give, show and tell them that you
love them, what they've meant and that THEY are your strenght. Above
all, be their strenght, they are just as scared if not more than you.
Be strong my friend, be strong. Above all, believe...
Best wishes, lots of hugs and if you ever need an ear, mine is always
available.....
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daughtersofmomswithbreastcancer@yahoogroups.com, "downboyrecords"
<downboyrecords@...> wrote:
>
> Not sure why this didn't post the first time. My mom is in the
> hospital, one of her spinal discs has crumbled and is pressing on
her
> spinal cord. They are not sure if it is from the cancer or from
> brittle bones, no tumors showed up on that part of her spine in her
> last PET scan. Also they do not know if the surrounding discs are
> damaged, from the MRI they appear to be ok, but won't know until
the
> surgeon gets in there. She has been in the hospital since Friday,
in
> order to keep her from moving around, potentially falling, which
would
> cause paralysis. Also, no surgery will eventually leave her
paralyzed.
>
> The surgery is Thursday at 9am CST. Please keep her in your
thoughts
> and prayers (mom's name is Patty), as well as my Dad (his name is
> Jerry). We are all very upset, especially since she had been doing
so
> well. She is actually the most calm, she has a very strong faith
in
> God's will. She is only 67 years young, and I'm not ready to lose
my
> mom. I cried and cried all weekend, but dad and I -- and mom and
I --
> have all had some very good talks.
>
> I hope this posts, I was wondering why no one had responded, or
maybe
> it was just deleted, I'm not sure. I could certainly use the
support
> right now.
>
> Lesley
>
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