Father in law terminal.

**UncleTBag** · 12-02-15, 11:57 PM

The father in law got the results of his scan today, after being admitted to the hospital with a swollen stomach and blood in his sick and stools. Anyway he is terminal with liver, pancreas, lung and bowel cancer. They say his liver won't take chemo.

He can't keep any food down, feels very sick and in a lot of pain. So what best, I've got a medical strain growing that's 3 weeks of completion but we don't think he will make it that long. What am i looking to buy from the street? All we get round here is cheese and poor skunk, what should I be asking for?

Will it interfere with any meds?
How can I finish my plant quicker?

Many thanks UncleTBag

**Grub** · 13-02-15, 12:13 AM

Oh mate I'm sorry to hear that. Went through the exact same thing with my old girl last year, she too had it everywhere, even in the bones.

Horrible thing to say when you're looking for hope, but all Cannabis will do is ease the symptoms slightly, at his stage of Cancer it may not even do that.

If I were you I'd forget about trying to get him to take Cannabis and concentrate on making whatever time he has left as special as possible.

Thoughts are with you pal.

**UncleTBag** · 13-02-15, 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by Grub

Oh mate I'm sorry to hear that. Went through the exact same thing with my old girl last year, she too had it everywhere, even in the bones.

Horrible thing to say when you're looking for hope, but all Cannabis will do is ease the symptoms slightly, at his stage of Cancer it may not even do that.

If I were you I'd forget about trying to get him to take Cannabis and concentrate on making whatever time he has left as special as possible.

Thoughts are with you pal.

Cheers grub, he does enjoy a joint anyway, but was thinking more for the sickness, I'll take what you say onboard. Cheers T

**Jesse Pinkman** · 13-02-15, 05:26 PM

Sorry to hear mate, thats awful. Like grub said just try and make the most of your time with him. Dont know what else to say
Sorry mukka
Atb

**bouncinbob** · 16-02-15, 01:51 PM

Never a good thing cancer. Wudnt wish it on ur worst enemy either seen my gran go threw a bad time with it. When she passed we all were sad but happier knowing that she wasn't in pain anymore an the hurting/suffering m8. Make the most of it as others said. Bob👍

**BackWoodsDrifter** · 16-02-15, 03:46 PM

Sorry to hear of yur pain as well as his pilgrim. My wife been battling cancer five years and although she is the one with the pain in body it takes its toll too those around who love them. It wrath is felt by all. Hope yual find comfort and strength from each other. Prayers yur way friend

BWD