My mum is still in hospital and now looks like it's cancer.She also has fluid on her lungs and several other things wrong that they are looking into.
She never ever inhaled smoke and though this would save her,but the sheer scale of her smoking and breathing it in rather than inhaling was always against her.
I don't know how I feel about this yet or what's going to happen next but I thought I would tell you as I'm sure some will wonder about her results.
Carol x
Ps.she s been told no more fags and is on patches in hospital but can't see her stopping now,what would be the point?
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Carol I am so sorry to hear this, I am sending huge virtual hugs to you and your Mum. I understand the way you feel at the moment, IMHO this sort of thing hits us so hard that I think our brains switch off the negative feelings to allow us to be strong and positive for our loved ones. I will keep everything crossed for you and your Mum and am sending positive thoughts your way xx
It may prove to be treatable or even curable so don't give up hope yet. Whatever the prognosis turns out to be I shall be thinking of you both and (of course) sending virtual hugs your way.
I know you'll be putting your mum first but do take care of yourself too won't you?
It's early days and they only found out yesterday so what's going to happen next I don't know,mum hasn't told me my sisters did so I havnt spoken to her about the C word yet.
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