Stay positive Adam x

Hi, my name is Carol, i understand what you are going through, and its mental torture, my husband started with lung cancer in March 2016, and it spread like wildfire and eventually going to his brain, and taking his life  in December,  sometimes its hard to talk to family and friends as we become afraid of upsetting them or worrying them, if ever you need a friend, who understands what you are going through, then i can be that friend

I have definetly buried a lot of freinds and family from cancer. My Mom and Dad both have it. My wifes Dad was diagnosed the same week as me. My wifes a school teacher and one of her students was diagnosed with the exact same thing a day after me. I have 2 uncles still fighting it after 10 & 13 years. My Grandmother of 94 is fighting it. But the freinds and family  (the good ones with the big hearts) it took so fast from me. My beautiful Aunt Norma, Uncle Joe, Uncle Bill, Close friends Dan, Jack, Chris, Jeff, Stacy, Dr. Domino, Dr.tohkie, Danny jr., Danny sr., William, Joesph & more. So I guess survivors guilt is a real possibility. Mentally is key and in that department I'm screwed. I like your chin up & attack attitude though. It's great advice for all of us with cancer. Thanks for sharing and you keep fighting as well.

Today was PET scan day!

Thanks for the advice. I had my 4TH pet scan and I'm in full remission. I'm taking your advice. Chin is up..... Deep breaths taken .......now I have gone forth and am fighting, fighting, fighting. Thanks Dolly and good luck to you. Your post was inspirational and I thank you for that. There is a bit of survivors guilt mixed in with my full remission diagnoses. I have lost so many freinds and family to this god awful disease. Just so you know I'm up and fighting. Thanks for the pick me up. I needed it. Take care. Adam W.