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Sam54
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Hi all

just wondered it anyone had any experience with oesophagus cancer that is terminal and chemo etc is stopped as not working. What’s the prognosis generally for time left? Is it painful, are there signs things are going downhill. My mum has it and is now sofa bound, not eating and has no energy. She has almost given up. Is that her or the cancer? Is it weeks? I don’t want to sound morbid but more want to be prepared menatally to help her and others etc

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    Hi , my dad has the same and is now in a hospice, this cancer is ******* evil , my dad is like a skeleton and waiting to die even telling the  docs there he wants to die.  

    This is the worst thing i have ever seen , a pure death sentence , i detest it , my poor dad is suffering so much . 

    A backwards country we are as euthaenasia should be legal in this country i strongly  believe as too much suffering is going on .

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    Hi , my dad has the same and is now in a hospice, this cancer is ******* evil , my dad is like a skeleton and waiting to die even telling the  docs there he wants to die.  

    This is the worst thing i have ever seen , a pure death sentence , i detest it , my poor dad is suffering so much . 

    A backwards country we are as euthaenasia should be legal in this country i strongly  believe as too much suffering is going on .

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