Hiya 

no. There's no answers to get over it. But I can say you just get on with it. You have too. You have two choices...fight or don't!!

we have two young boys and so we have only one choice. TO FIGHT

Hi Dylan,

Cancer is a t***. Big hugs to you and your Mum.

I've been posting everything I am feeling since my nan's terminal diagnosis. Found out on Thursday she has a few months. 

A horrible thing is that people automatically think "so what it's your Nan" but my Nan is my legal guardian and brought me up, when she goes there is no one left, I'll actually be an orphan and that feels so lonely.

I would suggest you have all the hard conversations. You have lots of big fat cries, you talk about Fun times, and her who she wants to see in the time she has left, what she wants to do and do it. make some memories and prepare.

Remember,  the palliative care team will make her feel well,  no pain or suffering and will help with advice and support for you and her.

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