My prayers are with her and her family, jimbotalk how right you are, losing my husband to prostate cancer at an early age of 57, and listening to her about her treatments and how it effects her family brought back so many memories, thankful my children were grown, you just have to believe in miracles and have so much faith and never give in to it, I would never let him think he was " terminal", the dr's kept saying that, we are all terminal I told them, he was given one year to live and he lived six, so there is only one person who can say how many years we have, the dr's came to believe I knew what I was talking about. jimbotalk and any men who read this, GET THAT PSA test every year no matter what.My beautiful husband, the love of my life was diagnosed at 50,they said he had it around 45, don't need to talk about it, just get the test.
My daughter had a double mastectomy when she was 39. Fortunately I had just moved to her town three weeks before. I was able to bring her home with me, sit on the floor by her bed, and rub her arm while she slept. We went through nine months of treatment together. Thank you, God, for her recovery. Blessings to all during the Easter season.
When will we finally end this scourge?
ReplyDeleteWe've had cancer in our family the past year.My heart and prayers go out to Jennifer and her family.
ReplyDeleteMy prayers are with her and her family, jimbotalk how right you are, losing my husband to prostate cancer at an early age of 57, and listening to her about her treatments and how it effects her family brought back so many memories, thankful my children were grown, you just have to believe in miracles and have so much faith and never give in to it, I would never let him think he was " terminal", the dr's kept saying that, we are all terminal I told them, he was given one year to live and he lived six, so there is only one person who can say how many years we have, the dr's came to believe I knew what I was talking about. jimbotalk and any men who read this, GET THAT PSA test every year no matter what.My beautiful husband, the love of my life was diagnosed at 50,they said he had it around 45, don't need to talk about it, just get the test.
ReplyDeleteWe have to pray for Jennifer every day!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter had a double mastectomy when she was 39.
ReplyDeleteFortunately I had just moved to her town three weeks before.
I was able to bring her home with me, sit on the floor by her bed, and rub her arm while she slept.
We went through nine months of treatment together.
Thank you, God, for her recovery.
Blessings to all during the Easter season.