Terminal brain tumour - I'm so proud of my son

Terminal brain tumour 

My son has had a tough 21 years,We have been told many times he's going to pass away. 

But he always beats the odds

We were Told again September 2022 he is Terminal ,absolutely heartbreaking 

Ive finished my fulltime time work to care for him luckily my line off work 

Hes sleeping alot ,has a Peg So sadly cannot eat food ,which was a massive shock due to a condition called displaysia ,He loved all foods hes only love really,Chocolate mainly.

He was diagnosed at the age off nine  a very active loving kind boy. Hes aged 30years old know, hes wheelchair bound but smiles through it all such an amazing young man im truly proud off him x

 

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  • Hi

    I am so sorry to hear about what your son had been going through. My 19 year old son had recently had surgery to remove a brain tumour grade 4 and they seem to think it may have spread to his spine too. He is so angry and upset it's heartbreaking to experience this.  I keep asking why has this happened to him and what will happen in the future if he survives. He is literally fighting for his life now. 

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    Hi 20041965,

    A very warm welcome to our forum.

    I am so sorry to hear that you are going through this heartache too. This is hard at any age, but totally tragic in someone so young. It is impossible not to feel angry and put upon, but this doesn't help any of you in the long run. 

    The important thing is to support your son in all of his gruelling treatment, let him know just how much you love him and try to make memories. Try to take things day by day and don't look to the future. It is impossible to tell what it may hold and no amount of worry will change things.

    I am thinking of you both and am always here if you want to chat.

    Please keep in touch.

    Kind regards,

    Jolamine xx

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    Hi 20041965,

    A very warm welcome to our forum.

    I am so sorry to hear that you are going through this heartache too. This is hard at any age, but totally tragic in someone so young. It is impossible not to feel angry and put upon, but this doesn't help any of you in the long run. 

    The important thing is to support your son in all of his gruelling treatment, let him know just how much you love him and try to make memories. Try to take things day by day and don't look to the future. It is impossible to tell what it may hold and no amount of worry will change things.

    I am thinking of you both and am always here if you want to chat.

    Please keep in touch.

    Kind regards,

    Jolamine xx

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