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I think thats why cancer is such a vicious illness to have a loved one experience. Its a long drawn-out suffering, with an inevitability at the end of it. The b
by JamesSwift 2y ago
I think thats why cancer is such a vicious illness to have a loved one experience. Its a long drawn-out suffering, with an inevitability at the end of it. The body shuts down gradually as the cancer wins out. For my sister it was the same with 'good days' vs 'bad days'. At first bad days were the minority and over time the ratio changed.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoA sister's friend's mother had a very aggressive cancer that was diagnosed and in 10 days killed her. In a twisted way, I think that might be worse than tge long drawn battle, where more time is available. I have no first hand experience, so this is speculation. It was just shocking to hear.
- JamesSwift 2y agoYeah its two sides of the same coin. In some ways its easier, in some ways its harder. They both suck in their own ways.