Hi there ...

What a wonderful daughter you are ... all I can say is things I've learned on here .. as I didn't need chemo .. but I've been on here 20 months now ... and from listening to others, feeling so exorsted is one of the main ones .. needing to rest and sleep a lot more ... tell him to listen to his body .. do easy things, but soon as he needs to stop and rest , do it .. sickness is another ... bowel habit changes .. aching bones ... yet he may get all or none of them ... every chemo is different ... everyone reacts differently ... go with the flow ... and you being there to hold his hand through this will mean more then you'll ever know. .

Talking and sharing tears and hugs and listening even though you both will have feelings you'll need to share ... holding feelings in , helps no one in the end .. it's about walking hand in hand on the same path .. so if you get days where you just want to cry .. then cry .. but after you get feelings out , get you and dad a pair of vertual boxing gloves on and get ready to kick cancers butt right down that path your on .. 

Sending you both a vertual hug ... Chrissie xx