Today I feel so alone. There is no-one to help with the caring. No-one to help with the day to day tasks. No-one to help with the Christmas preparations. No-one to talk to.
If you are reading this, just say hi.
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I'm reading this, and I wish I lived near you, as I would love to help. I understand how horrible the whole situation is, especially at this time of year. I hope someone who lives near you and is reading this will reach out. Take care, what you are going through is very difficult, so please take care.
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Lorna
Hi Lorna. I'm sorry you're feeling so alone. Being the sole caregiver for a cancer patient is a lonely business, and you're definitely not alone in feeling that way. I hope that you and Mike have some family around for Christmas to share some holiday cheer.
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Debra
Hi Debra,
DeleteThank you, you are right about it being a lonely job, we will hopefully have people here at some point, although it will only add to the pressure I'm under :)
Lorna
Hi - I have been reading your blog for the last few years (my husband was dx'd with myeloma December 2011 - no remission, constant chemo and looking at doing another stem cell transplant in January). I appreciate that you write with honesty and truthfulness from a caregiver's point of view. It's not easy is it?
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DeleteThank you for stopping by, I hope things go well for you both in January. It is the constant treatment that really gets you down, it might not be chemo here but dialysis, but I do have empathy for your situation.
Lorna