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My husband has primary glioblastoma

Cooey65
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1 day after My darling husband Johns 50th birthday we were told he has a tumour on the right frontal cranial and after surgery was diagnosed with a stage 4 glioblastoma. We are still processing this devastating news as a father and mother of 3. Loneliness and uncertainty has hit me and would love to hear from anyone to share my feelings and thoughts ️

  • I just wanted to stop by and welcome you to Cancer Chat, Cooey65.

    I’m so sorry to hear about your husband, what a difficult time this must be for all of you.

    Many of our members will be able to understand how you are feeling as they went through a similar situation with their loved ones affected by cancer so I hope they will be along soon to offer their advice and support.

    Please remember you are not alone, Cooey65, and post as much as you need, we are here to listen.

    Warm wishes,

    Renata, Cancer Chat Moderator

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    Hello, my partner was diagnosed with grade 4 glioblastoma in Nov 16. Successful surgery, radio for 6 weeks and now he is on chemo. Im 36, only met him 3.5 years ago, met my soul mate. My bubble burst last year and now I live for every moment we have together #broken xx
  • Offline in reply to jessied16

    Hi Cooey. Just wondering how your partner is? My husband was diagnosed with glioblastoma grade 4 aug last yr and our stories sound similar and we are he same age. Just wondering how things are going for you both?

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