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Is there anyway she can come here for therapy? Pancreatic cancer is not the best one to have, and how extensive the tumor is will depend on if they do surgery or not.
It appears OP hasn't posted in over 2 months. Or maybe I am just missing it somewhere.
Hi everyone...
I apologize for not posting updates on my mother's condition and our fight against her cancer. I went to Serbia and spent a month with her. Watching her fading away every day was devastating.
Unfortunately, my Mom passed away on Monday. Her condition deteriorated rapidly in the last 7 days. Water started building in her lungs and she had extreme difficulties breathing, legs got swollen and she completely lost mobility. Food intake got reduced almost to zero.
I came back into US 3 weeks before her death. I couldn't watch her die. I didn't want to remember her like that and she also wanted me to leave. I will always remember that last hug. She got up, walked me out even if was cold windy and raining. Remember feeling how skinny and weak she was. That last hug will be always with me. She was everything to me. Our last conversation happened few hours before the end. I told her how wonderful mother she is, thanked her for everything told her how much I love her... And that was our goodbye.
She had a hard life, and last few years everything changed positively for her. She lived to see my wedding and to be a grandma (my Sister died 20 years ago in the car accident... she was 16 years old. And I become the only child). Our wedding is scheduled for February next year. She came so close to one of the most important life goals and cancer took her away. She was not ready to go. Until last moment she wanted to live and never accepted inevitable outcome.
My heart is broken, It's hard when you lose the last member of your immediate family.
Hi everyone...
I apologize for not posting updates on my mother's condition and our fight against her cancer. I went to Serbia and spent a month with her. Watching her fading away every day was devastating.
Unfortunately, my Mom passed away on Monday. Her condition deteriorated rapidly in the last 7 days. Water started building in her lungs and she had extreme difficulties breathing, legs got swollen and she completely lost mobility. Food intake got reduced almost to zero.
I came back into US 3 weeks before her death. I couldn't watch her die. I didn't want to remember her like that and she also wanted me to leave. I will always remember that last hug. She got up, walked me out even if was cold windy and raining. Remember feeling how skinny and weak she was. That last hug will be always with me. She was everything to me. Our last conversation happened few hours before the end. I told her how wonderful mother she is, thanked her for everything told her how much I love her... And that was our goodbye.
She had a hard life, and last few years everything changed positively for her. She lived to see my wedding and to be a grandma (my Sister died 20 years ago in the car accident... she was 16 years old. And I become the only child). Our wedding is scheduled for February next year. She came so close to one of the most important life goals and cancer took her away. She was not ready to go. Until last moment she wanted to live and never accepted inevitable outcome.
My heart is broken, It's hard when you lose the last member of your immediate family.
Rest in peace Mom... I will love you forever.
Tears just filled my eyes reading this. I am so sorry, but the only thing that can be said and I am sure you have heard it too many times: she is no longer suffering. Pancreatic cancer is the worst, I think there is.
God bless your family and God Bless your mom and your memory of her. Yes, she will live in your heart for ever.
just saw your sad news........so sorry and cyber hugs to you.
She was a lovely lady and thank you for sharing a photo of her.
Remember the good times and think of her now as a healthy soul surrounded by eternal love.
Hi everyone...
I apologize for not posting updates on my mother's condition and our fight against her cancer. I went to Serbia and spent a month with her. Watching her fading away every day was devastating.
Unfortunately, my Mom passed away on Monday. Her condition deteriorated rapidly in the last 7 days. Water started building in her lungs and she had extreme difficulties breathing, legs got swollen and she completely lost mobility. Food intake got reduced almost to zero.
I came back into US 3 weeks before her death. I couldn't watch her die. I didn't want to remember her like that and she also wanted me to leave. I will always remember that last hug. She got up, walked me out even if was cold windy and raining. Remember feeling how skinny and weak she was. That last hug will be always with me. She was everything to me. Our last conversation happened few hours before the end. I told her how wonderful mother she is, thanked her for everything told her how much I love her... And that was our goodbye.
She had a hard life, and last few years everything changed positively for her. She lived to see my wedding and to be a grandma (my Sister died 20 years ago in the car accident... she was 16 years old. And I become the only child). Our wedding is scheduled for February next year. She came so close to one of the most important life goals and cancer took her away. She was not ready to go. Until last moment she wanted to live and never accepted inevitable outcome.
My heart is broken, It's hard when you lose the last member of your immediate family.
Rest in peace Mom... I will love you forever.
I'm sorry to hear of this. Blessings to both you and your mom - may great peace be upon you both. A beautiful mom indeed.
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