**** cancer

[hankscke123]

Sorry to here that w prayers to your family

[DannyI]

Prayers to all that are or have family, struggling with cancer. Trust in The Lord and lean upon Him. Some He chooses to heal, some not, it's His choice, not ours. No matter what happens, keep the faith!

[trophytroutman]

Originally Posted by "W"

I lost my Grand Maw at 10:10 this am... She found out she had Cancer last Thursday and passed today!

I just thank God she was able to come home yesterday and have her sisters and family spend her last hours together.

I sure pray that we can find a way for early testing on pancreatic cancer! From all I have been reading it is one of the worst due to, hard to diagnosis early

Sorry for your loss. Prayers sent to you and your family.

[inchspinner]

Prayers sent to your family Jeremy, I know its rough, the Lord is your strength!

[mriguy]

Prayers sent Jeremy, so sorry for your loss

[Mrjohngotty]

God bless you and your family.

["W"]

Thanks guys
..My dad is really taking it hard right now... he lost his brother and dad at early ages and all he had left was his mom
.
So keep him in your prayers...i just flew in from offshore so I'm heading his way

[Bluechip]

Travel safe Jeremy. Godspeed to everyone!!!

[coco]

prayers sent

[biggun]

Prayers for all.

[bgizzle]

Prayers to all.... Dub take care of yo daddy

[Wide Open]

Prayers for everyone in need, and terribly sorry for the losses!

[longcast]

I'm sp sorry to hear that Jeremy. We will keep praying for you and your family. **** CAMCER.

[swamp snorkler]

Sorry to hear about your GM "W". Prayers to you family.

[I make oil]

Sorry to hear that Jeremy. Prayers to your family.

[Goooh]

Prayers for everyone - also for those without it, don't be too tough to go and get regular checkups and blood work. Doctors have some downfalls and a bad rap, but for preventative and early detection of poorly functioning organs they can't have a value placed on them!!

I've heard all my life "I don't need no doctor". Maybe not, until it's progressed then you will - that same doctor can identify long before your body starts telling you something us wrong...

[meaux fishing]

Sorry to hear about your grandmaw W. My grandpa died a month after his was diagnosed. I think it was pancreatic cancer too. Prayers sent to all the families dealing with this disease.

[4fish]

Praying for y'all. Hang in there

[jlsch1]

I had stage 4 cancer in 2003 and told I would die.
My surgery was at Ochsner Jefferson, LA where they cut my stomach open to clean out some huge tumors. I thought that was rough. Nope.

Then I was told my chemo would be 1-1/2 years inpatient in Baton Rouge.
I got down on the floor and cried it hard when it sinks in.
Went to MD Anderson and I was very lucky to get the worlds leading expert on my cancer. I started my chemo in June of 2003 and my last chemo was the last day in August 2003 which I remember I wanted to go see the Texans play and the nurses were trying to lift my bags of chemo high to help drain quicker.

Does it suck? Yup.
Every time I had good news then bad news came which the ups and downs.
Did I lay in my bed when I was inpatient thinking this sucks and being mad at the world. Yes
Do you lose your hair? Yes all over even your eye lashes. Positive didn't have to shave or comb my hair.
Did it suck waiting all day to go to a doctors appointment scheduled for 9 am.
Yes happens all the time.
Best one when something wrong they come peak in the room, go out, and then come back to peak in the room. You learn that means something wrong.

It sucks, but 10 years ago this month I started Chemo and today I am in remission so I am lucky.

Best thing is my chemo would have never been done in Baton Rouge if it wasn't for me due to it is very harsh.
In 2009 my local doctor tried it on a teenager and he survived.
To go through what I did and then come back to see someone being able to have my chemo done locally is priceless and worth every penny I spent.

Best wishes for your loved one.