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Ruth

Ruth Report 6 Oct 2006 17:58

So very sad. my heart goes out to her and her family. Bone cancer seems so hard to detect and seems to be very hard to discover. I knew someone who had it and it was detected in the very late stages. So so cruel. Wish they could come up with something in their research, xx

Unknown

Unknown Report 6 Oct 2006 17:54

Kris I just dont know what to say, except how right you are. I really dont know any words of any use and for that im am so sorry.My heart goes out to your friend and her family Donna x

AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 6 Oct 2006 17:45

Just seen this Kris while trawling through the last few pages. How terribly sad, we just don't know what is around the corner do we? As you say it puts all pettiness into perspective. I will be thinking of her and her family and hope that her pain can be managed so that she doesn't suffer too much. Unfortunately pregancy accelerates cancer but she must feel bitter that it was not picked up before now. her poor little children. when we were short term fostering we had two little ones for a couple of weeks, one was 22 months and one 9 months, their Mummy died of cancer, it was heart breaking to see them and to see the distraught Father. They left us when he found a more permanent solution. I used to get so upset because the 22 month old used to call me Mummy, because he heard my 3 year old do so. his little voice haunts me t this day and that was in 1972. I will give her and her family much thought. Ann Glos

Lindy

Lindy Report 5 Oct 2006 09:46

Kris, How very sad, life can be so unfair. May God give this family strength in their time of need. Lindy xx

Catherine from Manchester

Catherine from Manchester Report 5 Oct 2006 09:44

OMG Kris that's so awful. Those poor kids words fail me they really do. my thoughts with the family. catherine xx

Kate Burl

Kate Burl Report 5 Oct 2006 09:41

Omg Kris, that is awful. My heart goes out to this lady and her family, xxx

♥~Muffy! ~♥

♥~Muffy! ~♥ Report 5 Oct 2006 09:33

That is such a cruel thing to have happened. It sent a chill down my spine. My thoughts are with this poor Lady and her family xx

Claire in Lincs

Claire in Lincs Report 5 Oct 2006 09:30

Kris I have just had an email from a friend whose son has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer at 41 years, he has 2 daughters It puts life into perspective doesnt it,i know what you are saying, Sending you a warm cosy hug and also hugs for anyone else who has sad news today, Claire

MaryinSpain

MaryinSpain Report 5 Oct 2006 09:30

Oh Kris how awful - so very sad- Thoughts and prayers for your friend and family. God Bless. Mary in Spain

Ladylol Pusser Cat

Ladylol Pusser Cat Report 5 Oct 2006 09:27

thankyou kris so very sorry to hear about your freind love lorraine xxxx

Kris

Kris Report 5 Oct 2006 09:26

Last night I spoke to a colleague. She has a 2 year old and a 6 month old baby. Since having the baby she has had terrible back pain. Two days ago she had an MRI scan which showed secondary bone cancer in every vertebrae in her back, it is in her liver and they suspect the primary cancer is in her breast. Early in her last pregnancy she went to the GP with a breast lump and was told that it was a cyst. She has now been given 6 weeks to live - 12 if she is lucky. All that can be offered is management of her pain - apparently bone cancer is excrutiating. I would ask everyone who is consumed by petty squabbling to stop and think and try to put things into perspective.