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Coping with my husband who has terminal cancer

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I just wondered if there is anyone else in a similar position to me. My husband has terminal cancer , he is only 52 and this has all started from a dodgy mole discovered in June. I feel I am on a very lonely and scary journey .

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    hi Paddocks. It is just so unreal is it not? You want to believe it is not happening and that all will be well. And deep ineside you you know it will not. You are not alone. My husband was in total remission and then the Non-Hodgkins came back. I wish the consultants had a more positive approach to life! TheMacmillan nurses are wonderful. Do you have any? Get in touch with them unless you already ahve them in the hospital.. I wish you well. F has been unwell since 2015. Please care for yourself-deeply. Love Morag.  You have to be to cope. I hope you have family arround you. Xx

     

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    hi Paddocks. It is just so unreal is it not? You want to believe it is not happening and that all will be well. And deep ineside you you know it will not. You are not alone. My husband was in total remission and then the Non-Hodgkins came back. I wish the consultants had a more positive approach to life! TheMacmillan nurses are wonderful. Do you have any? Get in touch with them unless you already ahve them in the hospital.. I wish you well. F has been unwell since 2015. Please care for yourself-deeply. Love Morag.  You have to be to cope. I hope you have family arround you. Xx

     

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