Hello Kaylz,
I hope you don't mind my answering and welcoming you to this forum which I am sure you will find very supportive. I know you mentioned the contradictions - that on the one hand you feel the need to talk about it, but on the other hand you feel that you don't want to - it is normal for you to feel confused at the moment after all you are going through. The great thing about this forum is that you can use it in the way that suits you best but I am sure you will enjoy talking to our wonderfully supportive community here. Many like you have seen their loved ones suffer and lose weight. 38kg certainly is very thin. Is she having any trouble eating? Some of our members may have some tips on how to help her gain weight although I am aware that this may not be easy. We have some Tips for Putting on Weight on our website which I hope you will find helpful. Living far away from your mum and not being able to see her regularly must make things even harder for you.
I will now let others welcome you to the forum as it may help you to talk to others who have been through what you and your mum are going through. Many here have also seen their loved ones lose a lot of weight as a result of cancer or cancer treatment so they can really understand the distress you are feeling.
Best wishes,
Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator
Hi kaylz, please get it together for yourself, your family kids if you have any and for your mum. I know this is bad as I am 36 have 2 kids and I was diagnosed with breast cancer in October. There is nothing worse than being told you have cancer but things happen and we have to try and get on with life and beat it instead of thinking the worst is going to happen. Please be strong and if you want we can talk.
best wishes
nadire