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Cancer Support

elleng

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1. That worry will always be there I'm sure, Tab.

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Mon Dec 15, 2014, 12:34 PM

Dec 2014

I just read in your previous post, and I must say fear of 'new' symptoms from treatment would cause me to stop. I've always thought I'd avoid chemo, but that's very hypothetical.

I'm not in a similar situation, but I do wish you and your family the best. Another 2 decent years sounds good to me.

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Just curious - how is everyones family handling this? [View all] Tab Dec 2014 OP

That worry will always be there I'm sure, Tab. elleng Dec 2014 #1

My sister tried everything but is now out of options and it's just a matter of time, for her Siwsan Dec 2014 #2

I'm a freaking mess onethatcares Dec 2014 #3

Take a deep breath ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #5

Many of us are at different levels ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #4

slip, I think I understand what you're saying. onethatcares Dec 2014 #6

Clinging to hope mode is a big part of it KaryninMiami Dec 2014 #7

Thanks for the link Ruby the Liberal Dec 2014 #8

Hope is what we have! ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #10

We are all on this ride together ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #9