Cancer advice?

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Last week we found out that my (Step) Dad who took us all in & showed us what love was has been diagnosed with abdominal cancer. It was a total fluke as he went to the hospital for shoulder pain. They gave him 4-18 months to live. I have no idea how to handle it. I’ve just been avoiding it all & hoping he makes it meet my baby due in April & walk my sister down the isle in May. Does anyone have any advice or tips? 
Thank you 💖

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My grandma passed from colon cancer a year and a half ago and it was tough. She was like my mother growing up so we moved up our wedding plans just so she could attend. They told us she had 3 months without chemo and she beat that odd. She never had any surgeries or chemo and lived a year and 4 months past diagnosis. Cherish the time you have left but keep it mind that it’s not always as soon as they say as well. My heart is with you at this time. ❤️

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Iwas diagnosed with ovatian cancer and started taking nayural supplements from OMNILIFE ! AND 2 MONTHS LATER ALL CANCER LEFT MY BODY

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It’s so tough, my Nan had pelvic cancer while I was pregnant with my 1st. When she found out I was expecting she was so happy to be having her first great grandchild  and said she had something to live for. She guessed I was having a girl but she didn’t make it that far for me to tell her, she died when I was 17 weeks along. 
My advice would be to spend as much time as you can with them. It took about 3 months for my Nan to go from completely normal to coming to the end of her life.

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My stepfather died with in 4 months of being diagnosed with terminal cancer, he was still in his early 50's. He was the only male figure who was consistently there for me and my young daughter when I had to leave my ex husband (creep and deadbeat) about 1 1/2 prior to his diagnosis. It was if our world came tumbling down....
Of course make every minute count, they are indeed precious. But make sure to also start counseling if you aren't already seeing one; if you are, than begin seeing them more often. Maybe even join a support group.
Sending you so much love and light
❤🧡💛💚💙💜

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I'm sorry you're going through this.
If his doctors allow, let him try cannabis oil. I don't have experience with it in humans, but I gave some to my aunt when her dog was diagnosed with cancer and she was given max six months with treatment (two without treatment). They opted for no treatment but gave her the oil and she lived for nearly a year. It also made her a lot more comfortable and she had a healthy appetite right up until the day they eventually had to put her down.
I've read lots of positive stories about using it, even if just to make people more comfortable.
I do think you are going to have to sit and talk about it, and you know what go and get some counselling if you're struggling. You can get grief counselling for it before he goes (my friend did when her mom's health started deteriorating).
Once you've spoken and you've put your fears and sadness out there, don't dwell on it but rather make the most out of the time you have left. Cliché as that sounds.

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I just went through this with my beautiful step dad of 24 years. He sadly passed away one month after I lost my daughter in the 36th week of pregnancy. 
My advice is to make every moment count. Tell him how much you love him and appreciate everything. Be there for him and your mum and make special memories xxxx

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