Pancreatic Cancer UK

Are the hospital putting a drain in to get rid of the ascites! My dad had a drain put in and that helped immensely, relieved all the stretching feeling. All you can do is take each day at a time.x

So sorry to hear the sudden decline of your dear dad. I hope he is pain free. Big hugs.xx

At least the hospital will be able to get his pain under control and can reassure him. Hopefully you can relax a bit as you know he is being cared for and you can call a nurse for an update day or night. Hope you all have a peaceful night.x

Big hugs, must be terrifying for you all, only you can decide with your consultant whether you want the chemo. My dad had chemo following his whipple, he seemed tobauffer from side effects then they changed the chemo and he was okay on It. He would have tried anything and sadly for us even in the la...

Big hugs, must be terrifying for you all, only you can decide with your consultant whether you want the chemo. My dad had chemo following his whipple, he seemed tobauffer from side effects then they changed the chemo and he was okay on It. He would have tried anything and sadly for us even in the la...

I'm so sorry to hear this, but I hope your mum is comfortable and as weird as it sounds that you can relax a little that she is being cared for and looked after. If only all our strength and fight can't cure cancer.

sue poor you, you shouldn't have to have done all that, being honest and I'm sorry if it is too honest. My dad's chemo finished he had 2 months free then he started being sick, the scan showed that the evil cancer had spread into his stomach, I hope that's not the case for your mum. We all fought un...

Big hugs, my dad was sick mostly at night but then in the day too, he was in hospital and they kept forgetting to give him his antisickness meds,my only regret is not pushing it more with the nurses, Dr's as they could have given him a constant antisickness. it must be so horrible being sick and so ...

Sorry to hear your news, this forum has so uch support. Do you have any mcmillan nurses that can visit. If not call the support team here. It seems lots of people have such differing symptoms. big hugs.X

Big hugs,the beauty of Skype.I can't believe what a complete roller-coaster and how symptoms differ with PC. I lost my dad in July, the only thing I am grateful for if I can say that is he never had pain from it. We all just have to live one day at a time and aim and reach those goals. X

So sorry to hear your devastating news, I can't even imagine how you are coping but you are an amazing person.x

Big hugs,I have nothing really to say,but good for your mum that she wants to try the chemotherapy, a positive attitude is a major part of the battle.x

Sorry to hear you are going through this, posting here is so helpful and it shows you are also very strong by being able to post it. It's so hard and noones symptoms seem to be the same as anyone else's. My dad struggled with adema,such a horrible side effect. Stay positive and everyone on here is s...

Im sorry to hear your news, I only found this forum after my dad passed away, I wish I had found it before especially with all the questions I had!

Thank you, and thank you for all you do, this forum is invaluable to so many. I lost my dad at the end of July aged 70. Not sure how we are going to get through the first Christmas without him, for my whole life I have had Christmas with dad. Just got to celebrate it in a way that he would have liked.