My brother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. His surgery early this morning revealed the cancer had spread undetected. They ended the procedure and sent him home giving him 6 months to live.
Life seems random and impersonal. My son’s dog Roxie understands.
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things may happen faster than predicted, There is a need to remember that each day might be worse and this may be the best opportunity to do what he wants, dont wait for a better day. get a wheelchair now etc. Visit him as much as possible and listen to what he wants .
I am sorry to hear the sad news about your brother. Here we are feeling a bit sorry for ourselves and this is a stark reminder to make the most of what we have - life.
Would your brother be willing to try metabolic therapy? There's a lot of success with many types of cancers. Breathwork like Wim Hof and Pranayam could provide additional support. There's no downside anyways...
Lamento mucho la noticia del padecimiento de tu Hermano, Nuestras Plegarias a Dios estaran efocadas en el y todos ustedes, Recuerda que nunca debemos perder la Esperanza, Dios nos realizara el milagro de salir adelante, les mando un abrazo fraternal a toda la familia y mucha fortaleza, saldremos adelante.
The point everyone misses isn’t Right-to-try. The point is: Alive-to-try. You’ve got the diagnosis. Now try-to-right the prognosis. Keep swinging for the fences and God bless.
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