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I miss my mom its killing me slowly

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Mum passed painfully. I watched her suffer while i did everything in my power to keep her as long as i could but each day it ruined her. She died February 2023 of pancreatic cancer. She had the clear with her first surgery in 2020. But it came back in 2022. I just dont know how long i can hang on.

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    How painful to read your post and how dreadful you feel. It’s a really awful disease and I really feel for you going through this . It’s very early days yet . I would suggest if I may to contact any of the cancer helplines tomorrow or make an appointment to go to Maggie’s ( they help anyone affected by cancer ) . I know that grief is really difficult to deal with , but it might help you to talk of how you feel and have a good cry . Sending you a hug xx 

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    How painful to read your post and how dreadful you feel. It’s a really awful disease and I really feel for you going through this . It’s very early days yet . I would suggest if I may to contact any of the cancer helplines tomorrow or make an appointment to go to Maggie’s ( they help anyone affected by cancer ) . I know that grief is really difficult to deal with , but it might help you to talk of how you feel and have a good cry . Sending you a hug xx 

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