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    BigCWife shared an experience

    Loss (Lost loved one): Sadly my husband's lung cancer could not be stopped. I hope others in this position will have better results. From date of diagnosis to death it was just about a year, despite treating it very aggressively.

    I miss him.

    almost 5 years ago
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      maryjimhath

      I have thought about talking to someone at hospice. They have a berivement ( not sure of spelling) counselor and I think they have group meetings. You might want to check them out. It would be free. God bless you and be with you. Sending hugs too!

      almost 5 years ago
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      Small

      I do to my doctor told my that therapy might help but really don't know where to go I really don't even want to go any where I'm seam to better just at home by myself I don't think this hurt will go away I miss him so much he was truly my best friend

      almost 5 years ago
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      KYLIE

      Praying for healing. Life sure doesn't prepare us for this. It feels like my heart breaks a little more each day. I too am checking at our Hospice for some meetings. Our 5 year old Daughter keeps asking when her Grandma is coming back home. So hard

      almost 5 years ago
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    Celebration (Cancer is shrinking): Very good CT scan done in 9/12

    about 6 years ago
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    Radiation (External radiation ): Just one spot of bad burning

    about 6 years ago
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    Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy and radiation combined)

    about 6 years ago
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    Oh No (Diagnosed)

    about 6 years ago
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