Hi Josh,

A very warm welcome to our forum. This is tragic to hear in someone so young. I know that this is heartbreaking for you. All you can do is to be there for her and try to help out in any positive way that you can. She is likely to be very tired with a new baby and treatment will only exacerbate this.

Practical things like helping out with childcare or bringing in a ready cooked meal occasionally will be greatly appreciated, as will taking care of cleaning, laundry, etc. Make memories for the children and try to smile through the tears.

Please keep in touch and, remember that we are always here for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine

I'm so sorry to hear this, it's heartbreaking. I hate this cruel disease. 
I think just being there for her and her partner and the children is all you can do and reassure her that you will help look after the family when she has passed. 

I'm so sorry to hear this, it's heartbreaking. I hate this cruel disease. 
I think just being there for her and her partner and the children is all you can do and reassure her that you will help look after the family when she has passed. 

Hi there, 

I've only just seen these messages sorry for the late reply. 

My sister is doing very well she started chemo and had some sergeries, more operations to come and chemo. 

She’s hoping to reach out to other people who are dealing with cancer/gone through cancer. 

So if you are on Instagram please feel free to give her a follow. 

thank you for your message

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