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After a couple of weeks of wondering it`s been confirmed that Mrs Cleo does have cancer. It`s her tounge and scans to date show it`s localised.

I know I am not the first here to either have been there themselves or had a partner with it but just now it`s just a wee bit scary

Oh Stephan, I'm really sorry to hear that ,although I suspected it was the case when you didn't post yesterday. At least it sounds as if they have caught itearly, butyou must both be feeling shell-shocked. Do tell Jenny weare thinking of her and wish her well with the treatment-hope it's soon.xx

So sorry to hear that cleo.  Hopefully as it's localised, it's been caught early and treatment will be straightforward and successful.  Very best wishes for you and Jenny.

Stephan, i am sorry to hear your news.  I send you  both the very best  & i hope Jenny gets treatment very soon, send her love & hugs.  Do let us know how things are going along won`t you.  Good Luck. xx.

My thoughts are with you and Jenny, Stephan, at this difficult time. 

G x

We both send you our best wishes

Sorry to hear your news, our thoughts are with you.

Steve & Carol

So so sorry to hear the news, you must be shell shocked - sending lots of positive vibes for speedy treatment and recovery - thinking of you both

Lushy x

try and think positive Cleo, Geoff Boycott is still commentating on the cricket and I believe he had the same type of cancer, best wishes, / shades x

Cleo. My thoughts are with you and  Mrs Cleo. May I just tell you.. my daughter-in-laws brother has made a full recovery with the same cancer. He had treatment for some time but is now back at work. There are so many on A4A sending you both loving and healing vibes,  I would like to add mine.

Cleo,
Take each day as it comes, and if things get to much then a good ear is hear to talk over the problems and concerns you have. Talk to the nursing staff as they are a great help when you have no one else to ask.
I am thinking of you both and hope that all goes well with the treatment.
Take each step and listen to what they have to say. Do not be afaid to say no at any point. I found that if you speak up they will listen and find ways to ease and calm any fears.
Be well and smile. It goes a long way.
I am  :-[ to know what else to say to help you through this troubled time.

Wishing her & you the very best... it's a horrible time.

Not much else to say, but you're both in my thoughts too.

I am so sorry to hear your bad news and wish Jenny a full recovery.  My thoughts are with you both.     

Pauline    x

so sorry to hear this, do hope Mrs Cleo gets all the help she  needs x

Im so sorry to hear this news. I hope all goes well and that she has a good speech therapist imediately afterwards

wishing Mrs Cleo all the best and loads of strength for her treatment. and Gives Cleo strength too xxxx

Quote from: Ishard on July 19, 2009, 18:01:01
Im so sorry to hear this news. I hope all goes well and that she has a good speech therapist imediately afterwards

Just to totally agree with this, for helping speech and can also help swallowing/chewing. Wishing you both all the best.
Jackie

Sending best wishes.

So sorry to hear about the diagnosis, but hope the treatment goes smoothly for her.

I found it very helpful to take a tape recorder in when hearing what the doctor was going to say about my surgery and after care.  It is impossible to take it all in even though we try hard to listen and it helped immeasurably to be able to listen again to the tape in the quiet of home. Also it helped to take in a written  list of all  questions and having the doctor address them one by one.  Also, if other questions come up later at home one can always call the doctor back and get answers rather than letting questions simmer.

Cancer treatment has come a long way. We hope for the best outcomes for her treament, Cleo.

Thanks everyone-your thoughts mean a lot to us.

Speech and eating are a bit difficlt for Jenny just now but she can still work a little bit and we are becoming experts at making adult baby food :).

As regards Mr Boycott I believe that was throat cancer and he talks a lot more sense now than he used to ;D