Some Prayers For Cajunking's Family

Adj - I am very familiar with the gamma knife, the Indiana lions bought the IU med center's for them.
I have a great friend who works there as a coordinator, Unfortunately it is not an option for the MIL.

Fab - The FIL knew something was up the Christmas before he passed in Feb, He tried to make that CHristmas the most enjoyable one.

The MIL had no clue, and still has no clue, she is still in total denial. Yesterday at the consultation with the radiologist/oncologist, she told him she didn't know why they were making such a fuss no one has even told her what is wrong.

She is in total denial.......... AAAGGGGGHHHHHHH!!

CK: Let me know if I can help in any way. It sounds like you and significant others are doing a very good job, though. I am sorry that I didn't make the MB thing!

I am sorry to hear about this, Cajunking. Please use us to keep you strong in body and spirit!

Today was a day from HE double Hockey Sticks!!!

The radiation is finally getting her down, had trouble moving and walking today, then as we left the Profssional Building she sneezed and a clump of hair went POOF in the breeze.

I LMAO, (reminded me of the tom & jerry cartoon where jerry fills tom's nose with gunpowder and when tom sneeezed it blew the top of his head off and all you saw was the tufts of hair floating around)

then realized she was sobbing hysterically

Tomorrow is a triple doctor's appointment day.....

I thank you all for your continued support.

Cajunking-

It's heartbreaking to read what she is going through. I would give you a hug if I were nearby. Keep strong.

Cajun,

My heart is with you, and along side of your mother-in-law, in what she is going through.

We may be miles apart. My heart and prayers are close.

Blessings,
MG

Hello Cajunking,
My hopes and prayers continue to be with your mother-in-law.
Illness and our treatments for it can be so hard on our bodies,
but it also makes our spirits and wills fragile. It can feel so lonely.
But she is blessed by having you in her life, blessed by having her daughter
and grandson in her life. I pray for you and yours with thanksgiving, because
love and care surrounds her, watches over and shows by actions the value of her
life. You and your family are the agents of love and care, and your actions
are proof and witnesses of the value of her soul. And that is her gift to you,
and so you are blessed.
There could be many days of hell, but in each of those days you can find grace,
love, and humour to tame and silence the fear and anger that accompanies such an illness.
Hell can only exist where fear and anger exist.
Cajunking, you are a good man and I am proud to call you, Friend and Brother.
Morninglory said it, "We may be miles apart. My heart and prayers are close."
Oh, Cajunking, the good Doctor Hugo Z. Hackenbush II wishes to offer love and kisses
to your mother-in-law, and promises her a delightful date, if she would accept, once he
gets out of rehab for his Vicodin addiction. Perhaps if you should read her some of his
comments on your dream thread...it might make her smile and also show her not to accept
his offer of a date.
Take Care, my Friend, Take Care,
Fieldthistle

Fieldthistle,

Thank your for your blessing above. As always, your words are so thoughtful and worthy.

I hope our thoughts and prayerr are comfortint 5o Mr.Cajun King.

Hopes and love, from
Morningglory

I have not been on the site for awhile and am truly saddened for your MIL.I have had to go thru some of the same things you are experiencing-bad diagnosis of a loved ones condition, and then living the fallout when the real condition is revealed.My heart bleeds for the sadness and frustration your whole family is going thru...love to you all.

CajunKing - I am so sorry to hear about your MIL. My thoughts and prayers are with you and her.

Adjudicator what do you do....Oncologist?

Hi, CJK -

I just came upon this thread. I am very sorry to hear of your Mother-in-Law's trials. She, and you and your family, are in my prayers. It is so painful to witness someone you love endure serious illness, excruciating but necessary procedures, and the changes that both wreak on the body. Bless you and your family for enduring all of this with her. I believe it is a great privilege to support and care for someone you love as they endure pain and illness, although it is hard on the caregiver. Your support must certainly be a great comfort to her.

Take care.

Sandy