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Cancer Support

onethatcares

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10. I just saw this post and

Reply to Tab (Original post)

Tue Oct 28, 2014, 07:24 AM

Oct 2014

although I am but a caregiver I would think quality over quantity also.

Not much more to say except that I hope the best for you which ever way you decide to go.

What does your closest think? Have you discussed with them?

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The decision to stop chemo [View all] Tab Oct 2014 OP

I'm so sorry for what you are going through, Tab LiberalEsto Oct 2014 #1

Well, it's both complicated and outrageously simple at the same time, I think. Tab Oct 2014 #3

(((Tab))) Solly Mack Oct 2014 #2

My sister is in this same situation Siwsan Oct 2014 #4

It's not a forever thing Tab Oct 2014 #5

I wouldn't start again. BobbyBoring Oct 2014 #6

I have Stage 1 breast cancer and was forced to think about this problem. Nay Oct 2014 #7

Tab, I had Stage IV cancer on my tonsils and declined the chemo. I did have sinkingfeeling Oct 2014 #8

Thanks for all the thoughtful responses Tab Oct 2014 #9

I just saw this post and onethatcares Oct 2014 #10

Thanks for your thoughts Tab Oct 2014 #11

One of the hardest decisions to make ... slipslidingaway Oct 2014 #12

You sound so much like my step-father.. 2theleft Dec 2014 #13

Thank you so much Tab Dec 2014 #14