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My husband died in March 2017 after being told he had oesophageal cancer.It's a horrible time but you support and go to all the appointments see nurses doctor's consultants, deal with getting meds and all that is needed. The when at your lowest after the death not a soul gets in touch all The GPS ..Mac Nurse ..that you have told all your fears and sorrows to totally cut you adrift so much for not doing this alone......is it just me a five minute call is all it would take  xx

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    Hi there ... I'm sorry you are feeling so alone ... I'm sure there must be some help out there for after care ... maybe try macmillan again and tell them how your feeling and they may know a group or where to turn now you need it .... and there's a lot of us on here that miss someone and our heart brakes too ... so may not be able to call but remember your not alone ... thinking of you xxx big hug 

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    Hi there ... I'm sorry you are feeling so alone ... I'm sure there must be some help out there for after care ... maybe try macmillan again and tell them how your feeling and they may know a group or where to turn now you need it .... and there's a lot of us on here that miss someone and our heart brakes too ... so may not be able to call but remember your not alone ... thinking of you xxx big hug 

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