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Positive thoughts to your FIL,and family Helen.
Teresa

Helen, I am so sorry to read this, but hope that as it seems to have been found quickly, your f.i.l. can have treatment that will extend his life expectancy and he will not be too uncomfortable.

All positive thoughts for him and all the family

Lizx

Thinking of you all.

L.

Sorry to read this Helen.
I hope you can all draw strength fro one another to help you through the difficult days and trust that father-in-law can be helped to be comfortable through his illness.

Gwyn

Dear Helen

So very sorry to hear your awful news. Sending positive thoughts and prayers to you all.

Love & cuddles
Steph xxx

hi helen, so sorry to hear your news. will be thinking of you and your family and send lots of positve thoughts.
florencex

Sending love and positive thoughts to you all .
Sylvia
xxxxx

Very sorry to hear this - positive thoughts to you and the family.

S xx

Helen, I am sorry to hear this news. Sending all positive thought to your father in law that it is treatable with chemo or radiotherapy. And sending you a ((((((hug)))))) as I can see you are going to have to be strong for your family.

thinking of you all xxx

Hi Helen
so sorry to hear this hun and I will keep your father-in-law in my prayer's and also you and your family. Try and stay positive that they will be able to treat him with chemo or radio therapy and take care, my thought's are with you all

Regard's Diane ( Liverpool Lass ) x x x

Helen I am sending positive and healing thoughts in abundance to your FIL
Rachxxxxxxxxxxxxx

my thoughts are with you all so much xxx

My father in law has been diaognosed with Lung cancer today.
He was found to have a nodule on his uvula a few weeks ago and went to have that removed on Tuesday. Because of that and the problem that he hadn't been eating properly they sent him for X-Rays last week and found a shadow on his lung. he went in on Tuesday and had the nodule removed and was told to go back today for a ct scan and heart tests and was then to see the consultant this afternoon.
They don't know what type it is yet and he has to go for a biopsy next week, but they have said that it is inoperable due to the proximity to his aorta. We shall know next week whether they will be able to treat it with chemo or radio therapy.
I suspected this when mum in law told me that he had to go for the scan so quickly after they had removed the nodule. Because I went through all of this with my Mum, only over a longer timescale. It's as though they have fast-tracked Father in law.

Hubby is the 2nd oldest of 7 and a hard nut due to the military life he led. I shall have to be strong for him though and our 2 daughters, who went through it all with my Mum. The eldest, who is an emotional person at the best of times is struggling already. The youngest is away at the moment down in London, but she is gutted too.

So can I ask for your postive thoughts to be sent to whatever you believe in.

Many thanks
Helen