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19-09-2016 02:06 PM
19-09-2016 02:06 PM
Re: My introduction story, hello.
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19-09-2016 09:39 PM
19-09-2016 09:39 PM
Re: My introduction story, hello.
Hi Utopia, Thankyou for asking about my weekend. Today I visited another sister for her birthday and that was a nice distraction and went to the ocean to take photos. The sun was out and it was glorious but apparently not for taking photos. I am a little concerned about my weight dropping, nausea from anxiety for my other sister who is having brain cancer surgery this Wednesday, stops me from eating properly. But I have those unhealthy thoughts of not having any control in my sisters cancer, but I can start to control my weight, and it's not about vanity, but having something to control, because everything else is uncontrollable. This can lead to an eating disorder, but I seriously can't eat right with this anxiety either. I read briefly on here about being born negative, I think that could be me. I already have my sister pegged as terminal, I'm not verbalising that though, thats why there is so much anxiety and depression. I used to have a cancer phobia, but that lies dormant at the moment. I just hate cancer right now. Cancer has been around for hundreds of years and yet in this new millennium we still have made little progress in its cure. Yes, we discover new ways to live on other planets in the future and our technology is advanced. There is too much money to be made in cancer. Sorry about the tangent, guess it had to come out.I feel selfish for feeling this way, like a dark cloud is following and will for some time and a pessimist I am, as lurking thoughts are telling me they won't get all the cancer, some will be left behind and I will lose my sister, who I love so much.
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19-09-2016 09:56 PM
19-09-2016 09:56 PM
Re: My introduction story, hello.
So much depends on the position of the brain tumour. Some can be removed quite successfully others they can remove most of it followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
Hope is a powerful force. Hold on to the hope that your sister will recover.
It's also important for you to sustain an adequate level of nutrition. If you're finding it difficult to eat buy some Sustagen from the chemist or supermarket and drink that when you're not eating much.
Thinking of you 🎶💕🎶
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19-09-2016 10:24 PM
19-09-2016 10:24 PM
Re: My introduction story, hello.
I hate not feeling in control of things. I always want to feel I have a say in what's happening in my life.
Your sister may be the one with cancer, but you are also affected by the cancer. It is your sister. You love her. Cancer is scary.
Say a prayer for the surgery to be successful. I'll be doing the same.
On the day, make sure you have support around you.
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