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well after 4 years it's back again (Original Post) Bombero1956 Nov 2014 OP
So sorry to hear that! Kaleva Nov 2014 #1
Really sorry to hear that... Wounded Bear Nov 2014 #2
I'm so sorry, my dear Bombero1956... CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2014 #3
thanks Peggy Bombero1956 Nov 2014 #4
I understand that. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2014 #5
I'm so sorry to hear that onethatcares Nov 2014 #6
Wishing your wife a complete recovery CrawlingChaos Nov 2014 #7
So sorry. I wish there were something we could do for both of you. Hoyt Nov 2014 #8
Sorry to hear that. bluesbassman Nov 2014 #9
sending you both love and positive vibes orleans Nov 2014 #10
so sorry, I had hollysmom Nov 2014 #11
Awe jeeze, I hope your wife has an easy recovery. denbot Nov 2014 #12
many good vibes headed your way, for a successful surgery, magical thyme Nov 2014 #13
Mercy! shenmue Nov 2014 #14
positive energy for your beloved and you irisblue Nov 2014 #15
peace and light to you and your wife fizzgig Nov 2014 #16
((((Hugs)))) for you and Mrs Bomber. So scary riderinthestorm Nov 2014 #17
So very sorry, Bombero1956. UTUSN Nov 2014 #18
Sending you both best DU vibes. femmocrat Nov 2014 #19
Sending out my best vibes. bigwillq Nov 2014 #20
Sorry. I am sending healing vibes to your wife. RebelOne Nov 2014 #21
Oh no!!! Odin2005 Nov 2014 #22
that's hard Skittles Nov 2014 #23
So very sorry to hear this. AtomicKitten Nov 2014 #24
Sending positive vibes snacker Nov 2014 #25
sending good vibes and healing energy to your wife. Tuesday Afternoon Nov 2014 #26
sending healing vibes KT2000 Nov 2014 #27
My best thoughts and prayers to the both of you! AwakeAtLast Nov 2014 #28
She had the surgery on Thursday Bombero1956 Nov 2014 #29
One day at a time, Bombero1956 ailsagirl Nov 2014 #30

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,627 posts)
3. I'm so sorry, my dear Bombero1956...
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 02:00 AM
Nov 2014

That is a tough message for you both.

All my very best vibes to her for complete healing.

Bombero1956

(3,539 posts)
4. thanks Peggy
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 02:05 AM
Nov 2014

She has a positive outlook so far. She said she beat it once and she'll do it again. Still, I can't help being worried and heartsick over the whole affair.

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,627 posts)
5. I understand that.
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 02:09 AM
Nov 2014

I used to be a nurse, and I saw this all the time. You can't really do anything (except of course just being there for her is HUGE.) and so you feel helpless.

You do help her by your simple presence...

Just love her and stand by her. Let her know that you love her still, that this diagnosis won't change her in your eyes...

Believe me, that will help her.

onethatcares

(16,168 posts)
6. I'm so sorry to hear that
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 03:00 AM
Nov 2014

I know that doesn't seem to be much but my wife is waiting surgery for her cancer and it's mind numbing.

Please do go to the health board to hear from others.

My thoughts are with you and her.

CrawlingChaos

(1,893 posts)
7. Wishing your wife a complete recovery
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 03:34 AM
Nov 2014

I'm very sorry to hear of this setback and I wish you both didn't have to go through the whole thing again. My heart goes out to you.

I did a ton of reading about cancer after my Mom was diagnosed and I believe there's a lot an individual can do to stack the odds in their favor. The book "Anticancer: A New Way of Life" by David Servan-Schreiber was life-changing for me. The fact that your wife has a positive outlook bodes well for her outcome; much more so than I would have believed prior to my research.

I will be hoping for an excellent response to treatment and many healthy years ahead for both of you.

bluesbassman

(19,374 posts)
9. Sorry to hear that.
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 04:21 AM
Nov 2014

Healing vibes to your wife for a victory over this. Stay strong brother, for both of you.

hollysmom

(5,946 posts)
11. so sorry, I had
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 05:32 AM
Nov 2014

cancer 5 years ago, so far so good. Why didn't they take out her lymph nodes? they removed a lot of mine, heck they cleaned me out even though I asked them not to do it.

I do hope for your wife's quick recovery and promising future.

 

riderinthestorm

(23,272 posts)
17. ((((Hugs)))) for you and Mrs Bomber. So scary
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 02:49 PM
Nov 2014

Her positive attitude and your love will go a long to defeating this.

Stay strong

The cancer group here on DU is a great bunch of people too

RebelOne

(30,947 posts)
21. Sorry. I am sending healing vibes to your wife.
Sat Nov 8, 2014, 04:03 PM
Nov 2014

Hope she recovers. Cancer is an awful disease. I lost my mother at 78 to lung cancer and my sister at 54 to kidney cancer.

AwakeAtLast

(14,130 posts)
28. My best thoughts and prayers to the both of you!
Sun Nov 9, 2014, 11:49 PM
Nov 2014

I cannot imagine facing cancer once, let alone twice. I will keep her in my thoughts. Try to keep us updated!

Bombero1956

(3,539 posts)
29. She had the surgery on Thursday
Mon Nov 10, 2014, 12:59 AM
Nov 2014

By Friday afternoon they were rushing us out the door. I couldn't understand the hurry. She threw up just before the lady with the wheelchair showed up so they had her lay back down fully dressed. Three hours later we tried again after they gave her the pain meds and she had something to eat. A half our after we got home she threw up again. It was a long night where she was unable to keep anything down including the pain meds. By the next morning she couldn't stand it any longer so we headed back to the hospital. The nurse told us they had no business sending her home in that condition. They started an IV and gave her anti nausea drugs. After 3 hours she felt much better and could eat something without it coming back up. It's been a better day today with a prescription for nausea drugs and her pain meds keeping her comfortable.

ailsagirl

(22,897 posts)
30. One day at a time, Bombero1956
Mon Nov 10, 2014, 01:14 AM
Nov 2014

I'm glad you headed back to the hospital and that your wife is more comfortable now.

I know I speak for everyone when I say our thoughts are with you both.

Please keep us updated and write when you feel like it.



P.S. Since you quoted the greatest writer of all time in your signature line, I thought I'd add this:

Hope is a lover's staff; walk hence with that
And manage it against despairing thoughts.

WS - Two Gentlemen of Verona

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