It's been just over one year since we got my husband's cancer diagnosis. And while we have beaten the odds by almost 7 months, it is time to step away from the treatment centers and hospitals, the stark fluorescent lights and the smell of astringent. We have fought the good fight, but my husbands' admittance to hospice this past week signals our last hoorah.
I am going out of my office on full time bereavement leave as I care for my husband in our home of 24 years, during his final weeks. Well wishes, support and condolences are always welcome and appreciated, and while I'll read each and every note of yours, you can understand my replies will be sparse. Any snail mail can reach me physically at Miss Chris, PO Box 33873, Phoenix, AZ 85067. I will be unavailable via text, phone or webcam through my business phone number. Regardless of the coronavirus, all of my travels have been cancelled as I stay bedside.
This past year has taught me some incredibly valuable lessons, the least of which is how powerful love is. Tell your loved ones you love them, loudly and profusely, and never stop showing them. Every day is truly a gift.
miss Chris I'm pops Thomas all my prayers go out to you &your family I lost my lovely wife of 35yrs of breast&lung cancer 15yrs ago!😢She was the only female I've ever loved! I know you have lots of followers sorry I don't believe I'm one but if you ever need talk or just a shoulder cry on or a ear ta listin I'm here through text or Facebook my number540'467-2024! Facebook pops Thomas I'll say Goodbye for now May God Bless y'all
My prayers are with you and for you both, the letting go process is tough and it will be a very taxing time both physically and emotionally. Again Chris if you need anything even just some emotional support through this you know I'm not far away. My mother not real long ago lost her mate of 40+ years and she is still dealing with the change of life style and emotional hurdles every day I do have info and resources available for when you need them again my prayers are yours much love to you and your husband.
C.P. AZ
Entering a hospice is no fun but do what you gotta do for your husband and enjoy that last but time you both have together. You always have a good friend rite here so if you and your family need anything please let me no and I will be more than happy to help y’all out in anyway that I can