Thanks For The Pixie Dust & Still Need Some!!

[DisCanCan]

On Friday, January 18 the world lost a great man, my dad. He will be missed. I think all the pixie dust & prayers I have received went to the fact that my dad didn't have any pain. So thanks everyone. Now the only thing that is getting me through these days is my trip back to my favourite place in the world Disney!

I would like to thank all the posts & trip reports I have been lurking on & of coarse the PodCast for taking my mind off everything & for taking me back to my favourite place in the world Disney!

Thanks

Pixie Dust Needed!!

Hi I am a long time lurker and after listening to the anniversary show & realizing that there is a whole lot of support & amazing people to meet here. My family and I are in
desperate need of support, pixie dust & prayers.

My dad last year was diagnosed with multiple myeloma & he was doing well & even in remission. But in February they discovered he now has stage 3 brain cancer & given a year to live with treatement. He did 1 round of radiation therapy & was on his second round of chemo, but was getting very weak & yesterday on his 64th birthday got a MRI. And that’s when my world fell apart again. The swelling around the tumor has increased 20% in a month & there is nothing they can do with out having serious side affects. His doctor gives him 3 months.

I have reached the point where I thought I couldn’t cry anymore but the tears just won’t seem to stop.

Thanks

 

[Tinkershelly]

You have my sympathies. And a bit of extra pixie dust for you and your family at this time.

 

[kcb1dizbksfan]

I lost my Mother just over a year ago and was the worst day of my life and I think of her and miss her every single day. All I can say is I am sorry for your loss and go through the painful bereavement process that works best for you. One of the hardest things for me are the symbolic things around the house . . . a Christmas card, photos, clothing and other items that triggers a memory. I cannot throw out any of these items in the house, but seeing them are always reminders of my loss. My condolences to you and your family during this very difficult time in your life.

 

[SamSam]

I hope all the good memories help you through the pain of grieving.
I know the memories of my father are with me always, even after 42 years (we lost him quite young, he was 42). The pain does eventually go away, but thankfully the memories stay forever.

These boards are a wonderful community of caring people, and I know, I for one, am thankful I found this place many years ago.