Dealing with cancer (need your hearts and prayers)

[Kevin 1G Drummer]

Sorry to hear that. I wold just suggest spending as much time with her as possible, and give her the time of her life for her remaining years.

[niterydr]

Sorry to hear that, I lost my mother to brain cancer that spread from lung cancer a few years ago.

Like others have said, spend as much time as you can with them, and remember all the good stuff. Having people that visit you is the most important thing for someone at the hospital. Pending the location of the tumor, and spreading of it, expect either a long drawn out battle or something quick. Mood swings are likely to occur, as well as partial paralysis.

Sorry to hear the news once again.

[Goat Blower]

Sorry to hear this as well. We were heading down to Phoenix last Tuesday and got the call on Sunday morning that my wife's aunt passed away down here. Very unexpected as she went to the hospital for the flu and didn't make it out. It's been pretty quiet down here because of it, it's hard to lose family members. Hope your grandmother fights it as long as possible.

[dsmdion]

Thanks guys, its greatly appreciated

[gofastman]

Thanks guys, its greatly appreciated
My dad recently found out he has a cancerous tumor in his leg, luckily it was a very easily removable type, but I still was scared as hell to even think about loosing him, (my granddad died a few days prior to this) and I balled like a little baby, I really do know what that kind of fear and sadness is like and there Isn't anything worse on the planet, best of luck to you and your family my friend.

[DSM_421]

I just prayed for your grandmother, and I will try my best to have her in my prayers before I sleep tonight.