vickygleitz wrote:
I know that this is not where I am supposed to post. But yesterday Bobby broke down and could not stop crying for about 4 hours straight. Last night LJ was crying in his bed and I asked if he wanted to watch tv from our bed. He did and finally fell asleep.I still do not have tests that definitively say that the cancer is no longer in remission, but quite a few that are screaming "How long are you going to hang onto your denial you stupid b***h." I need to be able to come here and talk about it. I need to hear you tell me that you care and are praying for me. I cannot go to the Haven because I am so afraid that I will get angry with members who want to die and that is the last thing they need.
Mostly, it's my husband, kids and grandkids,[ and my husband is quite ill too] but what is going to happen to Authaven and the Autistic community in Pueblo.
This is still not a definitive thing right, or am I in denial? Please don't tell me everyone dies. I already know that.
It's still not definitive.
Even if it turns out the remission is over, it doesn't mean that you have no more years of life ahead of you. It doesn't mean that you will never go into remission again.
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