My dearest Dad who is 87 has been diagnosed with Bowel Cancer, found out last Thursday through a Colonoscopy. Waiting on a CT scan and then to meet with a team to talk and discuss things going forward. He is in heart failure and kidney failure, has diabeties, these have been for going on for years and are managed and controlled with medication. My feelings are sadly there is not going to be a plan for treatment due to his current health status. Could either be this Friday we meet the team or next Friday depending on CT scan and if results are with the team by Wednesday (looking like a week on Friday now as no CT date) Just wanted to ask, how as someone caring for someone with Cancer do you stop thinking of it, I guess you don't but how do you manage to move your thoughts from this, I haven't slept really since last Thursday night, I'm wrecked, had to take a week off work as my head is all over the place. I am thinking assort of things and have to snap myself back to reality, go to Dads and he is worried he hasn't had a hair cut and wants one tomorrow. He wants to live each day as it comes and not talk about it. My brain wants to think of it every minute of the day, I'm his sole carer, I do everything for him and with him. Thanks and hope this is ok to ask here.
