What It's Really Like To Receive a Cancer Diagnosis

[travelbug0456]

It says it all xx

[DavieBhoy]

Very powerful and moving piece, keep fighting.

Tracy

[disney332]

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[Princess Ariel]

Thank you for sharing this, it was a hard read as many of you know I lost my mum to cancer a few months ago but it has given me some idea of what it must have been like for her.
Sending you all the love in the world 💕

[scottishnellie]

Wow.

I genuinely think that’s the most perfect, and the most thought provoking analogy I’ve ever read.

Thank you so much for sharing it x

[Feebee2]

It's horrendous and I really feel for you, the cancer pathway seems to be like a game of snakes and ladders.
As I've written before DH was diagnosed with MND 3 years ago, both of us said at least there's not endless treatments to endure, constant goals to reach, conclusions to be drawn. We've known from day one what the outcome will be.
I really wish you well, I think if anyone can beat this it's you. Love to you and your family.

[WhereIBelong]

A great analogy, thank you for sharing. Thinking of you xx

[stecee]

Thank you for sharing this, it really explains what having cancer is like, in a very powerful way, to someone like me.
I hope I never find a mountain lion in the fridge.
I wish you and any other sufferers well.

[Flower2603]

It's awful. I was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer in 2016. I found it cripplingly terrifying. Had 18 months of gruelling treatment which they were 'hopeful' would work.

Thank God I'm still here. I'm very grateful but I still live many days with the feeling like there is a dementor hovering behind me. I'm scared to turn around but I know it's there, waiting to get me but not telling me when.

Thanks for sharing, not many people want to talk about the 'C' word.

[Sparksy72]

Thank you for sharing this. I have two girlfriends fighting breast cancer and this is helpful and eye-opening all at the same time. I wish you all good things. Xx