That's a personal story you share but one that offers a lot of value, and lessons. It's funny how life works out but it's just life I guess and all we can do is the best we can do.
What a shame for your mate, cancer. I hope it works out for him and he handles the chemo process as best he can.
Thank you Galen.
That chemo process is an ugly bugger and we have already three time been closely involved with it.
Two cases were terminal and thankfully one case survived after a stem cell transplant.
Hair falling out, severe nausea, weakness and a lot of other complications with that chemo stuff.
My friend brought his mother down, as he is only allowed one visitor per day and they are staying here for two weeks to take his mother to visit him every day.
So, let's see how it goes.
Such an emotionally draining time on everyone, and especially so on the patient.
Totally agreed my friend!