May you both keep loving and laughing...it's what living is all about.

I agree!! It is probably that attitude that is allowing him to keep going. Good for both of you!! :D

You've given me a good chuckle tonight. Thanks...

Laughter is the best medicine.

What beautiful memories are being built even in this most difficult period of your life. We must find humor in even the hardest of times. Prayers and God's blessing for both of you.

Being a volunteer at the local Hospice I understand fully where you are coming rom. Its wonderful how you are4 handling this

I had the wonderful privilege of taking care of my mom the whole last year of her life as she lived with pancreatic cancer. We'd sit in the waiting room for chemo and soon be laughing so the tears rolled down our cheeks. Some people looked at us like we were crazy, but mom said we were fitting a whole lifetime into that last year, and she had no regrets. There will be time enough for tears later, and hopefully many more memories that will renew the smiles.

Naw, use the clothes for a quilt or weave into rugs after cutting into strip. Oh gee, just think of all the possibilities!!!!!!!!!1

Oh! God bless you both. How difficult this must be for you both and yet he is fighting the fight of his life and beating the odds. You just go Bro!!! Good thing he has a good sense of humor.

So sorry he's not well, but glad you both have your sense of humour. I totally understand, and yes, definitely funny!

I lost my DH a few months ago, also from cancer. I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't believe the stuff we laughed about together...some of it morbid, some not... but we did it together and it really helped us both keep our outlook positive.

I will be praying for both of you...

Colleen