i lost my dad to sclc august 23rd just alittle over a yr of him being diagnosed...it killed me to watch him go and to know i couldnt do anything to stop it,he left behind 3 daughters 5 grandchildren and his ex wife/best friend our mother..she took care of him i did too i was there everyday till the end..i had to be i couldnt let him feel alone or scared or sad i had to be his strength!i did alot of research on sclc and there are not many survivors this cancer spreads rapidly and takes over the body very fast..i hope one day we can find a cure so nomore family members ever have to endure the pain my family went thru losing our father

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Sara, sorry for your loss and I couldn't agree more.  Cancer has to be cured so no more family members or the cancer patients themselves have to go through such torture.  My husband only lived 2 months after his diagnosis of metasistisized melanoma.  It was a whirlwind of pain, fear, just a world of hurt. The cancer had obviously been growing in him for a year or two without symptoms so when he had a symptom, a blood clot in his lung, it was very advanced.  In a way Im glad he didnt have to suffer any longer than those 2 months even though it was horrible to loss him so fast.  Cancer can be a nasty nasty thing and I sure hope I live long enough to see it come to an end. 

 

thank you for your kind words it means alot  im learning everyday how to deal with the fact i lost my dad...ive never dealt with anything like this and its a learning exsperience and very devestating to everyone..i cant believe til this day that my dad lost his life not to old age but to a disease he had no control over it was very difficult watching him slowly fade away losing weight,his hair,his eye sight,mobility,eating,energy,motivation,sens of humor...it all went out the window when he got sick i miss him more then words can describe and i feel like i have noone to turn too its a very emoitonal roller coaster im on right now

Sara you have people to turn to now, here.  I find it soothing to come here and read that others are getting through the same things  I am struggling with.  It gives me hope I will make it to month 5, 6, a year, 2 years, 5 years.  When you have noone around you in real life that has been through it and you feel alone as I was I couldnt see how I was going to make it to tomorrow!!  Im sorry to have to welcome you to this group, but Im glad you found it too!

 

thank u:)im glad i did too makesme feel comfortable expressing my feelings and others understand its reassuring that 1day i will be able to learn to accept anddeal with this healthy!!!!!imsorry for your lose too its a very difficultthing to go thru andvery hard to take it all in,im here too ifyou ever need to talk 

Thank you, I dont do alot of talking these days, But it is good to know there are places and people i can turn to when I need it. 

 

ya me too:)helps with the greiving process ya know..

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