My mom has stage 4 colorectal cancer

sonnyh007
sonnyh007 Member Posts: 4
edited December 2015 in Colorectal Cancer #1

My mother has been dianosed with stage 4 colon cancer that has spread to her liver and has caused ascites. She tried chemotherapy once and she quit after one treatment because of the side effects. She has decided to go back to chemotherapy but it might be to late now. She is a fighter and I am doing my best to have hope for her. She is trying a alkaline diet in hopes to prolong her life. It is hard for me to watch my mom suffer like this but I am praying and keeping the faith as best as I can. Thank you all for reading this and Merry Christmas to all even those who do not believe in it. Miracles can happen and I believe in miracles. 

 

Sincerely,

Sonny

 

PS. I have created a website for my mother for anyone who wants to donate for her fight. I want to try some alternative medicines with her chemotherapy. Anyone willing to donate please click the link below or copy and parte the link below.

http://words4you.wix.com/cancerfighter

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  • JanJan63
    JanJan63 Member Posts: 2,478 Member
    #2
    Always have faith. Miracles

    Always have faith. Miracles can and do happen every day. There are several stage four people on this site that have lived for over ten years. It's not easy but it can happen.

    I was stage three and at this point it looks like I'm cancer free. Also, exactly a year ago I was in a coma from having a blood clot go to my lung that caused several cardiac arrests, a stroke, kidney failure and a brain bleed as well as a few other things and the doctors thought I wouldn't survive or if I did I'd be severely mentally incapacitated. Today I am healthy and exactly the same mentally. Two of the ICU doctors told me I'd received a miracle. So they can and do happen.

    Keep thinking positively and all the best for your mom.

    Jan

  • beaumontdave
    beaumontdave Member Posts: 1,289 Member
    #3
    Keep the faith, Sonny, the

    Keep the faith, Sonny, the world is full of stories about cancer backing off or flat disappearing. Make her as happy and as comfortable as she can be, and make these holidays be about the things she loves, and you'll have done all you can do. The rest will be whatever medicine can offer and whatever the Allmighty decides. Merry Christmas......................Dave

  • sonnyh007
    sonnyh007 Member Posts: 4
    #4
    beaumontdave said:

    Keep the faith, Sonny, the

    Keep the faith, Sonny, the world is full of stories about cancer backing off or flat disappearing. Make her as happy and as comfortable as she can be, and make these holidays be about the things she loves, and you'll have done all you can do. The rest will be whatever medicine can offer and whatever the Allmighty decides. Merry Christmas......................Dave

    Thank you Dave

    Thank you so much Dave for your support and I will make her Christmas about her. I wont stop fighting for my mother and you have a very Merry Christmas

  • sonnyh007
    sonnyh007 Member Posts: 4
    #5
    JanJan63 said:

    Always have faith. Miracles

    Always have faith. Miracles can and do happen every day. There are several stage four people on this site that have lived for over ten years. It's not easy but it can happen.

    I was stage three and at this point it looks like I'm cancer free. Also, exactly a year ago I was in a coma from having a blood clot go to my lung that caused several cardiac arrests, a stroke, kidney failure and a brain bleed as well as a few other things and the doctors thought I wouldn't survive or if I did I'd be severely mentally incapacitated. Today I am healthy and exactly the same mentally. Two of the ICU doctors told me I'd received a miracle. So they can and do happen.

    Keep thinking positively and all the best for your mom.

    Jan

    Thank you so much Jan

    Thank you very much for your kind words and I am so happy for your recovery, that is a great miracle story. You have been blessed and that is amazing. I won't stop believing and I will do what I can for my mother, and a Merry Christmas to you.

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