I am so sorry to hear about your partner's gliobastoma diagnosis and as you say this diagnosis can be life changing for your partner and for you as well and I hope that your partner is recovering well the debulking operation. I hope that you have some support around you, friends and family that you can rely on and have a look at whether there is a Maggie centre near where you live, you don't need to make an appointment you can just come in and they are cancer support specialists who will be there for you to help you anytime you need to reach out to someone. You will also find others on this forum who know exactly how you are feeling at the moment because they themselves have been in a similar place before which may not necessarily be the case for your friends and relatives. We have members of this community who have sadly been affected by glioblastoma in a similar way. I thought I would mention Nodpod 's thread Husband diagnosed with Glioblastoma Grade 4 who found herself in a very similar situation and who will understand how devastated you are feeling by the news at the moment.
Another member of our forum Paul-GBM4 posted only a few days ago a thread on living with stage 4 glioblastoma and I hope that you will hear from others here who understand what you and your partner are currently going through and that they will have some comforting words for you as you are all fighting this together.
We're thinking of you and your partner during this difficult time.
I am so sorry to hear about your partner's gliobastoma diagnosis and as you say this diagnosis can be life changing for your partner and for you as well and I hope that your partner is recovering well the debulking operation. I hope that you have some support around you, friends and family that you can rely on and have a look at whether there is a Maggie centre near where you live, you don't need to make an appointment you can just come in and they are cancer support specialists who will be there for you to help you anytime you need to reach out to someone. You will also find others on this forum who know exactly how you are feeling at the moment because they themselves have been in a similar place before which may not necessarily be the case for your friends and relatives. We have members of this community who have sadly been affected by glioblastoma in a similar way. I thought I would mention Nodpod 's thread Husband diagnosed with Glioblastoma Grade 4 who found herself in a very similar situation and who will understand how devastated you are feeling by the news at the moment.
Another member of our forum Paul-GBM4 posted only a few days ago a thread on living with stage 4 glioblastoma and I hope that you will hear from others here who understand what you and your partner are currently going through and that they will have some comforting words for you as you are all fighting this together.
We're thinking of you and your partner during this difficult time.
