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Does having stage 4 cancer of breast and both lungs mean the worse sorry to sound negative just so stressed with everything.

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sassy59

It’s not the best position to be in but there are so many treatments these days to help with quality of life. I hope you’re being well cared for and supported. MacMillan are good people to turn to. Xxxx🩷

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peege

I'm so sorry you're going through this, I agree with Sassy59. Mammalian nurses are absolutely wonderful. They were so caring and supportive of my family and I when my husband was very poorly . Do get in touch with them, im surprised your GP practice hasn't already alerted them to you. Very best wishes x

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Ern007

What you need is help with the quality of your life - there are people like Macmillan Cancer Support, there are drugs to help you feel better. peege and sassy59 are spot on. This link is to cancer support.

They even to a point help with finance - if needed,

macmillan.org.uk/

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FeatherHG33

What advice/ information have you been given already? Make sure you ask the professionals who are dealing with you, all the questions you need answering

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Iamhealthy123 in reply to FeatherHG33

Just not sleeping so can't function properly

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jacic64

So sorry to read this, it's overwhelming when first diagnosed with cancer. I had my first appointment with respiratory doctor at the oncology department & felt completely in the dark. I had a follow up call from my designated cancer nurse & she was amazing. I sincerely hope you get some answers soon. Find out if you have designated cancer nurse & contact them ASAP xxx

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watergazer

Hope you get the support you need. Some excellent advice given from our lovely forum members xx

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Patk1

Do get help from macmillan nurses and u cld ask Dr for palliative care for support xx

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Nicholatracy

So many treatments available these day. Sending prayers and strength to you 🐞

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Germantara

You're emotions must be all over at the moment mc Milan nurses will help you understand what is happening and you be able to gether you're thoughts better

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AsthmaandLungAdministrator

So sorry to hear what you are going through, don't forget we are here if you need us.

asthmaandlung.org.uk/helpline

Some great advice from our members and here is the link for Macmillan.

macmillan.org.uk/whatever-y...?

Take care

Helpline Team

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Alberta56

Best wishes. I hope you can get help soon. Marie Curie are also very good- they cared for my mother-in-law. xxx

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