Hi Gaye
thank you for sharing such an amazing thought for the day. Like min I am a carer and have lived with this monster cancer for 9 years. I work as a district nurse so talking about cancer at work is second nature but still sometimes think why us but then again think why not!!
Even with my medical background i still feel i am in denial about this cancer which and tend to think very long term, not so my husband who is far more realistic
When gordon was diagnosed we also told up to 5 years, I totally put my head in the sand! And in a way it helped and he is still going sort of strong 4 years after he should not be here!!
Gordon was 49 at looking back had had mm for sometime, most of aour married life (35 years) had been 'no back ache today,' or 'I am in back pain today'.
Like you Gaye get a lot of help from this site and it helps me, i think to try to live each day and do things together as much as possible, even though gordon is a sort of working farmer! I think the penny has dropped, then other days it has gone again. Is this good or bad? Maybe it is the way i cope, like Min i could only think how would i cope rather than think of my poor husband! But maybe that is a survival feeling when the children are still quite young.
Thank you again for your thought for the day.
best wishes Sarah xx