Since 2 days, David is doing better. His pain is more controlled. We walks short distances by himself with a walker. He is less drowsy, but still has disturbing side-effects (dreams). He can receive visitors. He has been transfered to the oncology service and a pain management specialist also sees him. He is at the Charles-Lemoyne Hospital in Greenfield Park. I often print your e-mails and bring them to him. They encourage him a lot.
Liette
"He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty." Psalm 91:1
For the many friends who support me in my battle with cancer.
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The Journey
When I first learned that I had cancer, it didn't seem too serious. The tumour was just beneath the skin, so the surgeon took it out and I started taking treatments to prevent a relapse. However, in January 2009, I found out out that the treatments weren't working and I have new tumours. There is no medical cure, only therapies that may slow the disease down. These work in about 30% of the cases. If they don't work, I can expect to die in 1 to 2 years.
My life, therefore, is in God's hands.
My life, therefore, is in God's hands.
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