Unfortunately on 19/11/2020, I lost my wife of 54 years to a GBM4 brain tumour.
Up until the last four months of her life, and for quite sometime, Margaret had been my carer, because of my own condition. The tables quickly turned. I have only just now found the time and courage to share this here.
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Sorry to hear of your sad news Barry,thats a lifetime together with the one you loved,the celebration of her life will do a lot to help ease the pain you are feeling now i think.RIP Margarete.Ski's and Scruff's
So Sad after the Many Years you have been Together. Please accept my Condolences to yourself & Your Family. I do hope you are being Looked after as well as your Dear Margaret cared for you. Our carers are so Brave, without complaint I Thank my Hubby every Day for looking after me & our Home so well. Sending you my Warmest Gentle Hugs and Hopefully your Family are with You. Much Love at this very sad Time. XXX
Condolences to yourself and your family. Take care. I hope someone is there to support you. Treasure your memories of your life with Margaret. RIP Margaret. Xx
Sending heartfelt condolences to you barneysbull. Margaret looks such a lovely person. How you will miss her. Know that we are here to share if you need to. Thoughts and prayers.
My heart is full of sadness for you. To loose your wonderful wife and life partner at any time is so sad but during these difficult times it’s seems even more cruel. Hope you have love and support needed right now x
Most of us on this site have "lung" problems, either personally or within the family and it is easy to forget the other medical problems out there. I knew virtually nothing about cancer until a few years ago when my brother-in-law and former business partner was diagnosed with mesothelioma. 2 years later, aged only 51, my nephew dies after a glioblastoma took over his brain, and at same time other B-in-L liver cancer. 3 family losses out of the blue. Best wishes to all for end of year festivities and a safe and healthy new year.
I am so sorry for your loss. I can't imagined the depths of your grief but please try to think of how fortunate you have been to have your partner for such a long time. May God be with you. Sending love and prayers. xx
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your wife barneysbull. Its obviously difficult coming to terms with it all at present I do hope you have family or friends to help and support you. But you always have a great support group here to help the best we can. I shall look out for your posts. Take care. Brian
Dear BarryI have sent a donation to Brain Tumour Charity tonight. It is so hard to use words that are not cliched but just to say my heart goes out to you & your family.
I'm really sorry. Words are never enough. Try to look after yourself as good as you can and make sure you have a sounding board... on here or in the real world.
The death of your wife must still be very raw for you Barry. My condolences to you and your family. No words I can say that will make you feel better. Except be gentle with yourself and regret nothing. Her love will always be there in your heart.
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