When her mother was diagnosed with PancreaticCancer, her daughter Kim became her caregiver, moving her into her home so she could spend her last days surrounded by family. cancersociety – via healthing_ca cancer
My mom’s diagnosis came as a real shock. But right away, we were connected with the palliative and with the oncology teams at the hospital and those two teams came together in such a beautiful way. They told us that this was going to be very difficult, but that they were going to support us every step of the way. It made a big difference for our family.My mom lived with pancreatic cancer for 11 months.
No. Everything was done at home — even her palliative doctor came to our house. Her medication was shipped through a specialized pharmacy as well as the IV and the supplies needed, for the most part it wasn’t something we had to pay for, it was all available to us. I don’t know that everyone has those options, but everyone should because the outcomes are so different.
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