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That great sense of humor is what is keeping him going.
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Bless him and that wonderful sense of humor.
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That made me cry.He sounds like a wonderful man.
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As a retired RN I think it's hysterical..and know that you talk about it with love. After awhile, one has to develop what my neighbor would call "black" humor. That's the only way to deal with the anxiety and totally out of control feelings that come with times like that.
I'm sorry about your husband's cancer, but a patient once told me when I was a student nurse, a person isn't given challenges unless the giver knows it can be met. May blessings continue to be sent to you.... |
{{{{hugs}}}} to you! I'm so glad you can laugh - your dh too!!! I'm sure it's what's helped him survive so long. Good for you.
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Hope y'all can keep your wonderful sense of humor. It makes life easier and surely more fun. Hope your DH continues to do better then expected.
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That's exactly how my family reacts to such things. Humor is a great coping skill. I think your story is funny too!
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What a wonderful sense of humor that both of you have.
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Originally Posted by SuzanneG
Humor is so essential to good health. No wonder your dear husband keeps beating the odds. His sense of humor has no doubt served him well. :-D
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That is wonderful that you guys have a great sense of humor. :)
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