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Lifers' Cancer Updates - Some hopeful news from Palarsehater (p75)
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KBslittlesis said:Ahh now @Bedsaddick that’s just feck n shite 😞
I’m not going to tell you to stay strong but I’m going to remind you that on the days when you feel like you can’t take anymore use us to help you get through. We’re all here for you, always.
And when you’re up to it, if you fancy a quiet break away, my cottage is yours. A perfect place to reset when the time is right.
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Really sorry to hear @Bedsaddick
What I will say is that I've had cancer 3 times and - 11 years later (since the first diagnoses) am still around and still enduring the torture that is Charlton Athletic. Mine wasn't pancreas but always in the throat area - such that I now have no Larynx - but can actully speak - sort of. Thing is - you just have to get on with it. As they say, shit happens, no good fretting about it or worrying "why me". Just accept it happens and follow whatever treatment/advice they give you...treatment seems to be improving all the time. Other thing I found is you just cannot rush the body - after chemo/radio therapy/ surgery - whatever they do it takes time to recover. Take it easy - try and avoid stress (difficult as a CAFC fan!) and be patient. With luck and a fair wind you will recover. All the best.30 -
Wishing you all the best Beds.1
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Awww Beds that’s shocking news,wishing u to stay strong,battle through & beat the fucker…wish you all the best1
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Keep positive. Our thoughts are with you. Keep us informed as to developments.1
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Terrible news! Wishing you all the very best!1
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I wish you all the best, I heard from a mate this week that he also has pancreatic cancer that has also spread to his liver. Stay strong and positive.2
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Stay strong Beds, wishing you all the best.1
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CafcWest said:Really sorry to hear @Bedsaddick
What I will say is that I've had cancer 3 times and - 11 years later (since the first diagnoses) am still around and still enduring the torture that is Charlton Athletic. Mine wasn't pancreas but always in the throat area - such that I now have no Larynx - but can actully speak - sort of. Thing is - you just have to get on with it. As they say, shit happens, no good fretting about it or worrying "why me". Just accept it happens and follow whatever treatment/advice they give you...treatment seems to be improving all the time. Other thing I found is you just cannot rush the body - after chemo/radio therapy/ surgery - whatever they do it takes time to recover. Take it easy - try and avoid stress (difficult as a CAFC fan!) and be patient. With luck and a fair wind you will recover. All the best.3 -
That's terrible news Beds ! Good luck & best wishes for the tough months ahead, it can be beaten. My thoughts are with you & your family.
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feel for you. Stay strong.1
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Stay strong Beds. Just the word "cancer" scares the shit out of you. Trust the medical guys as they can do wonders.1
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Wishing you all the very best!1
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awful news. The positive is that you have options available to you when it comes to treatment. All the best mate.
oh and I hope you and your two boys enjoy a Charlton victory today.1 -
Shit news Beds, all the best1
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Really sorry to hear this, all the very best mate 🙏🏻1
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Not comparing our problems in any way given the seriousness of yours, but I found being able to open up on here very cathartic. And the waves of genuine sympathy and support from fellow lifers were overwhelming and a great tonic to me and to my family. You should feel free and able to share anything you like as it unfolds. Don’t hold back if it helps you to cope.8
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Wishing you a full and speedy recovery1
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Good luck and best wishes Beds.1
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Stay strong beds, all the very best mate1
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All the very best fellow Addick1
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Good luck Beds. Wish you all the best.1
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Beds, you probably have read over and over about Pancreatic cancer, it's symptoms and outcomes but I can tell it can be beaten and if surgery is the option you can overcome that as well. I did know someone who had their Pancreas resected and the outcome for eighty per cent of patients is type one diabetes, the person in question was in the twenty per cent and did not develop Type one diabetes. You need a lot of support, you need to trust your doctors and you need to, as much as you can, keep your health, by that I mean after surgery eat healthily and concentrate on you and what's good for your body. My thoughts are with you mate.3
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Sorry to hear that mate.. Wishing you all the best1
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Fingers crossed for a successful outcome to this, Beds. We are all here for you.1
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Wishing you and your family all the best in your fight against this disease.1
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No words Beds… can only echo all the words of comfort here and wish you and your family all the best. We’re all here for you.
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Wishing you all the best in the fight against this disease.1
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Very sorry to hear your news.1
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The Prince-e-Paul said:
Sat here in bed with the wife worrying about the world going to ruin and just saw your post. What utter shite news. Wife is going through the wringer today as her nephew signed up to the Swedish forces yesterday and her dad is ill in hospital tonight. He collapsed twice yesterday and went home from A&E and was found collapsed on the floor again today. Me and the wife have been planning to move to Sweden for a while, to look after him in his older years, but were expecting it to be later in the year, or next year. Now looks like it'll be very soon. Life has a habit of making plans for us that we'd rather not have received.
I know it might sound inappropriate Beds but if there's anything on your bucket list that you'd like to do, get it done. If it's anything you might need some help organising post it here, somebody is bound to know a route to getting it arranged.
Most of all, as others have said, we're all by your side every step of this unwanted journey.0