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joejee
post Feb 8 2008, 02:29 PM

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QUOTE(aegis`- @ Feb 8 2008, 01:31 PM)
2 years ago my dad was havin some bad gastric pain in the stomach
when the problems become worst after a month he decided to go to the hospital
when they scan they could see its a tumor
when they operate and actually see it , was already to late
it has mature to stage4
when the signs show ur pretty much at stage 3/4 :\ chances are slim
pancreatic cancer btw its the same as pavarotti that died recent

i think high percentage of people around us being hit by cancer is bcoz of our unhealthy lifestyle
diet/exercise and fast foods together along with toxins that we consume
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To sad to hear that... My father is died of cancer too.... Nose cancer from stage 2, then spread to brain, bone, lung ,liver in 4 years. Haih.....hate of cancer cry.gif
joejee
post Feb 15 2008, 11:31 PM

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QUOTE(talexeh @ Feb 9 2008, 10:53 PM)
I had just finished my PMR when my mom was diagnosed with colon cancer. I was pretty naive back then and once she came back from operation, I thought that everything would be back to normal.

In the span of 2 years, her condition got worse. She had to move around with a urine bag connected to her body. Not long after that, the pain was too unbearable that she had to be put under morphine all the time.

It was definitely heart-wrenching to see her in semi-conscious state. Sometimes she could not even recognise me. It was at that particular moment that I wished for her to pass away ASAP to release her of all the pain.

I was finally granted that wish on my 2nd day of SPM. Until today, I still can't imagine how it felt to put myself in my mom's shoe.

Anyway, just live life to the fullest as if everyday is your last day. I have been thanking God silently every time I woke up in the morning for giving me another day to look forward to.
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I understand how u felt that time. My father had the same situation too...semi-concious state when the cancer cell spread to his brain. My father had to take steroid to keep concious. You know, the feeling of looking at my father when he coundn't recognise me, hardly talk. He just responded to us with his eyes everytime we spoke with him. The tears coming down from his eye, i know he got a lot of things to say on the last day of him.........

 

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