Wife needs extra prayers

[doc1kelley]

Life has been a trial lately past few weeks, please we need extra prayers. my wife has been diagnosed w breast cancer. I am lost and not myself lately, please pray fer wifes recovery, surgery on the 11th of sept. thnx all

  greens

Absolutely in our families prayers!

[Wagger]

Your wife and you are in my daughters and my prayers.

[Orbitson]

you and yours are in my prayers   

[lambo31]

Greens,
 I've been in your shoes before and I know how scary it is. My wife, Jen, was diagnosed with breast cancer 4 years ago now and had to have a double mastectomy. We then had to get 18 weeks of chemo, 32 treatments of radiation, and then reconstructive surgery (tram flap procedure).  It was tough but with the help of God, family, and friends made it easier. Jen has been cancer free now for 3 years and every thing is back to normal for the most part. Remember to always try to stay positive because your wife's mental state/recovery will depend on it.

 If you have questions about any thing, a heads up on what to expect, or just some one to talk to call me  706-978-9531.

  Lambo/ Rod

[CZCH64]

Greens hang in there. Been there/am there. Wife had breast cancer three years ago. Went through 6 months of chemo and radiation. And last year she was diagnosed with Ampullary cancer, rare aggressive form of cancer that involves the pancreas, only 2000 cases in US. Totally unrelated to the breast cancer she had. She also had a "Whipple procedure" a real extensive surgery. After which the site got abscessed, So I had to learn to pack a deep open wound etc. Then it was 9 months of chemo and radiation again. Remember it's all about attitude....... What gets us through this is thinking of it this way, remember "It is what it is". Nothing you can do about it. Just go on doing whatever you are up to doing that day. Worrying won't help. Just try to make her laugh everyday. That's what I do. PM me if you have any questions, would be good to talk to someone else who's been through it.

http://www.webmd.com/cancer/pancreatic-cancer/whipple-procedure

Ampullary (AM-poo-la-ree) cancer is rare and similar to pancreatic and bile duct cancers. The name comes from the ampulla of Vater, where the bile duct and pancreatic duct meet. Ampullary cancer can block bile from flowing through the bile ducts and into the small intestine, causing the skin and eyes to turn yellow (jaundice) and other symptoms. These symptoms can cause people to seek treatment earlier than they would for most pancreatic cancers, leading to better outcomes.

[BaldEagl]

My ex got breast cancer about 12 years ago while we were still together, first on one side then on the other.  She's still around and doing fine.

During that ordeal I made the mistake of not going with her to one of her check-up's because I'm squeemish around anything medical (my own Dr berated me several years ago for having a mild stroke and not going in to see her for weeks afterward) and she evidently really wanted me to go so if she asks you to go with her go with her.

Best wishes to your wife's speedy recovery.

[Daddkev]

 

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[danny76]

Thoughts for you

[Klam]

Stay strong.  Thoughts with you and yours.

[ap1102]

Praying for the best possible outcome Greens for you and your wife. Hang in there. She and your family need you now more than ever.

EZRhino

[kilz]

greens old friend i am just a phone call away if you need to talk anytime bud

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[1ijac]

Prayers and wishes for a swift recovery for your wife greens.  Keep it positive.

one-eye

[bagrat]

u got it bud, stay strong