My late loving wife and I had 3 dogs, 2 Chihuahua’s and a Catahoula Leopard dog. The Chihuahua’s slept with us, but the Catahouls was too big for the bed. BUT after my loving wife would get up in the morning and let the dogs out, the Catahoula would jump into bed with me and was always very happy until it was my turn to get up.
Thank you, I think the added stresses with the grief over my late loving wife’s death contributed to the acid reflux issue. Sadly this type of cancer doesn’t really let you know you have it until it is already “too late”. The Oncologist has said that it is at least stage IIIA and I haven’t been told what the results of the PET scan are yet. The tentative plan is 28 radiation treatments with chemo also. But as I said, none have started yet. However the Thoracic Surgeon is putting in a feeding tube today, hopefully it will help with some of the issues I am having.
First, what is this sleep you speak of. Second, I wake up more tired than when I went to bed. I haven’t slept well since ,y late loving wife died almost 2 years ago, and I was just recently diagnosed with esophageal cancer and now I sleep even less and I haven’t even begun the treatments yet.
My late loving wife and I had many dogs and we tried some of the guaranteed indestructible toys, and not only was the toy destroyed but so was our faith in the company when they wouldn’t stand behind the guarantee. But for our larger Catahoula and Rottweiler Shepard mix there were some balls that did last, they were beat up but not broken.
After my Radiation treatment today, I was asked what my plans for the weekend were. I said not to be there until Monday.