I need a hug!!!
My friend Jeanette passed away last night after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. She found out 3.5 weeks ago when she went to the hospital with shortness of breath. She thought she had broncitis that was turning into peumonia. When they did the x-ray they found out she was eaten up with lung cancer. Later tests revealed it started in the pancreas and had spread to all major organs. By the time they found it she was already in stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
If there is one lesson to be learned here....Make sure you see your Dr for regular check-ups. Jeanette never went to the Dr. She was terrible about that.
Anyway, I am beside myself here and I need a hug!
Tonya
Oh my friend. I am sending (Hugs & Prayers). If you need anything, or just some company I will be there for you. I can come down anytime, I will just tell Steve I have a friend in need and he has to keep Gunnar. You are always in my thoughts and prayers. Call me if you need to talk or just someone to listen. Love, Theresa
(((((((Tonya)))))))))) I know the loss is hard but thank God she didn't have to suffer for years and years with this horrible disease. I lost both of my parents last year due to cancer and my Dad had lung cancer....I watched him suffer for 7 years before he took his last breath. I will pray that peace will wash over you and her family by letting the good memories of her outway this tragedy. All the best...
Shree
Tonya, My best friend died in 1967 when we 19 years old. She had a heart problem and didn't know it. When the doctor's found it, they said she would probably live 2 years , she lived 2 weeks . It was the most awful experence of my life. But since then I have found out that death is not the worst thing , sometimes it's the best. I have had 5 uncles , 2 aunts and my dad all die with cancer . It is a horrible way to die. Your friend is blessed that she didn't have to suffer so long after she found out she had it. My prayers will be with you, I still miss my friend after all these years. God bless you, Judy
(((Tonya))). I'm so sorry, hon. Words aren't good enough at times like this I expect. I just hope it helps to know we all really do "care". Allow yourself some time to grieve. You'll come to terms with it all and savor all the good memories as well. The most comfort should be that she knew you loved her with all your heart. You're in my prayers.