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  • never-too-late has replied to a post on the message board

    Yes, My husband had stage 4 cancer, we were told by our Drs here in CO to go home and make funeral plans.....NO WAY, called CTCA and we were there in 4 days.....THEY gave us HOPE and COURAGE to see this thing through.....they were very honest, forthright and fought with us till the very end. My husband used to say that he dreaded going down for the chemo but CTCA was the only place we adopted a family of physicians, ...

    February 15 at 10:05 PM view post
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      Dear eastwest; Read your post this evening. I never looked at it the way you put it into perpective about the prisoners keeping tallies.....yes I too mark each day on the calendar over 400 days now....cant believe because it still feels like yesterday. And the memories really dont fade, each dr visit, surgery, etc plus all the holidays and special days are tied in between. Someone told me the other day that the 23rd ...

      February 09 at 3:28 AM view post
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        Today it is with much sadness in my heart to have to say good bye to another dear friend that has lost his battle with cancer. He was a fighter, had much courage and gave us all strength and laughter inspite of the odds......My heart goes out to his dear family and beloved wife of over 20 years....we became the best of friends and became a family during the trial of this disease.....sadly he is the last of our extend...

        January 25 at 4:40 AM view discussion
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          Jackie and all of us who share your pain. You couldnt have said it any better....thank you for expressing your feelings as that is exactly how I feel each and every day. This is the 1st year without George, last was a blur as he died on December 23rd. May God grant us peace and grace. Cindy

          December 25 at 4:40 AM view post
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            Dear Angel1959; There is no fighting the tears and emotions. I was also married to my soul mate for 31 years. He passed away 12-23-11. And it is getting harder each day that Christmas gets closer. I have been in a blur this entire year and have often asked many on this site if and when it gets better....each person is different but the pain we all share is the same. Our hearts are broken/shattered and it takes time t...

            December 18 at 3:33 AM view post
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              Dear Brishan; first of all do not be scared....you need to tell your parents everything you are feeling. Dont jump to conclusions, see a Dr. please. Cindy

              December 16 at 11:02 PM view post
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                Dear wife, dont beat yourself up...this is a good place to vent....we have all gone thru this in some form or another and this is the place...we hear you and feel your frustration....please dont quit. You know that you will be there till the end, for better or worse, love will keep you strong. Pray to Jesus for strength and we will pray for you. Godd bless you dearest wife.

                December 16 at 4:40 AM view post
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                  I cant think much these days as the holidays creep closer....I lost the love of my life on December 23rd 2011....I look back at this year and really dont recall much of anything....it has been such a blur. I truly believe that if you ever have the blessing of finding your soul mate and true love....you will never part. I pray that all of us who are going through this have peace in their heart and grace from God. Some...

                  December 14 at 4:44 AM view discussion
                  • never-too-late has replied to a post on the message board

                    Dear Suzanne; I too lost my husband and soul mate last year on 12-23-2011. We were very blessed that our two sons were there to walk with him on his journey.....his cancer had also spread to his brain, we found out the horrible news on 12-16-2011....they gave him two weeks, but God wanted him sooner. We had 6 months to prepare for that day..but there isnt enough words, treatments, etcc to ever prepare you for the end...

                    December 14 at 4:23 AM view post
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                      Dear Broken; I thank you for sharing...I dream as well and yes George is there....sometimes I feel as if I am losing my mind but when others such as you share their emotions and feelings it helps to know that I am just as normal as everyone/anyone who has lost their life, love, and soul mate.

                      November 20 at 3:02 AM view post
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                      Brain Cancer, Head and Neck Cancer, Lung Cancer - Squamous Cell, Lymphoma, Squamous Cell Cancer
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                      My husband was 53 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer...what started out as a little cough and sore throat ended up being stage 4 squamous cell lymph node cancer with unknown primary. He fought hard and was not ready to give up on life or treatment. His battle ended Christmas of this last year 2011. This was a very difficult journey when you are given less that 9 months to live....how do you live your life? We took it day by day and thanked God for each day. The days are dark and I wait for the sun to shine.

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