RIP to my mother in law

[Beemnseven]

Sorry, I'm late with responding here. I believe that people who lose loved ones to cancer are part of a family in a sense -- especially when it's one of our parents. I lost my mom to ovarian cancer three years ago on June 18. We were lucky to have her for three and half years after diagnosis, and she had a chance to see two grandchildren born. Some aren't so lucky.

I know what both of you are going through. Hang in there.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Beemnseven

Sorry, I'm late with responding here. I believe that people who lose loved ones to cancer are part of a family in a sense -- especially when it's one of our parents. I lost my mom to ovarian cancer three years ago on June 18. We were lucky to have her for three and half years after diagnosis, and she had a chance to see two grandchildren born. Some aren't so lucky.

I know what both of you are going through. Hang in there.

That's really a great way to put it Beems. It's just such a horrible disease. My wife also lost her father 11 years ago to cancer. And I lost my stepfather to cancer when I was 18. It's so devastating.