Best of luck while your family deals with your husband's treatments. My better half went through Chemo and Radiation treatments 5 years ago, (when the price of gas was 80 cents). That year we put on nearly 15 THOUSAND km travelling to doctors appointments, picking her up and delivering to the city where she had to stay while she got the Radiation. Thankfully we were able to get her home for real food, and to visit the kids on weekends. The outcome thankfully was successful!
It does give a person a chance to really learn (the hard way) to appreciate life, and not take it so much for granted. We've also learned to take every opportunity to say... "I Love You".
Lean on your friends if they offer, and don't be afraid to cry, because I was told that tears water the seeds of hope.
Best of luck.
It does give a person a chance to really learn (the hard way) to appreciate life, and not take it so much for granted. We've also learned to take every opportunity to say... "I Love You".
Lean on your friends if they offer, and don't be afraid to cry, because I was told that tears water the seeds of hope.
Best of luck.
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