Spend time with the people you love doing whatever you want. Decide if you only have a short time regardless of intervention, if you really want to do treatment at all. Leave nothing unsaid. Give to others what you want them to have. Take everything in.
- Lexi21
- Chillicothe, OH
- Member Since Apr 2012
Their Diagnoses (1)
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- Patient: Sarcoma - Adult Soft Tissue Cancer
- Patient Info: Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation), Diagnosed: about 9 years ago, Female, Age: 30
- View this journey (6 Experiences)
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Lexi21 shared an experience
Oh No (Cancer has spread/Metastasized): I went to my last doc appt. to start my last round of chemo. The good news was that the initial area where the cancer was, was all gone but they then discovered that my cancer had spread to my lungs and there was little they could do. They had a few options to prolong my life but nothing that would save my life.
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Lexi21 shared an experience
Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy): After radiation I started what was supposed to be my last round of chemo.
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Lexi21 asked a questionSarcoma - Adult Soft Tissue Cancer
How do I prepare for death?
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2bbcontinued
Kubler-Ross is an excellent source Took class in college on Death and Dying. Used a lot of her stuff. Made me think of death from a lot of different angles. Highly recommend Kubler-Ross.
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acalltofaith
We all will die at some point in time. Only God knows that time. Take solace in prayer. Know that it is only a short walk on this rock for each of us, so make sure you know where you are going when this temporal world ends. I believe in God and heaven, and if you do, you have no worries, for you will live on for eternity. I have been near your station in life as a four-time cancer survivor, and it is the only thing that pulled me through. Don't count your self out yet!!