@damselfly59 🙏 I'm grateful.
We are pretty much at peace with moms cancer. At this time, she doesn't want treatment (I THINK the options are only surgery and radiation. She doesn't want to do either. The decision. Is hers but she is 89 and has been saying for a while that she's ready. I'm at peace with whatever she decides.

Also the the spiritual epiphany I had 2 years ago through deep meditation was life changing. I now fully believe we don't just end. There's more, much more. 💙

@ucantstop_me
Mom is my hero. I would love to hear about your experience.

@damselfly59 I will post the journey because this is new to me and what I learn may help others.
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@ucantstop_me thank you🤗 for sharing .
Would you be wiiling to share your meditation experience?

@ucantstop_me I went through a similar thing back in 1975 when my mom's cervical cancer came back after a 1-year remission. She told her surgeon then she didn't want any more surgery, no "bag", no more chemo. I could only respect her right to die as she wished, to die with her dignity. She was just past 60.

I can't tell you that it essentially makes dealing with the loss that much easier, but knowing that she made her choice does help.

*Hugs*
@damselfly59

@Pat_Walrond oh my, she was so young 💔 and agree, its a huge relief when it becomes a decision instead of a bad surprise. It really helps with grief and gives me a great sence of love and peace. @damselfly59