Thank you so much for your advice and willingness to be available for more help! I really appreciate that. Dad has an appointment with his Oncologist on Monday so I will discuss these options with him then and see what is available in our area.

I'm sure it's easy to feel hopeless in this situation, please know you have so much to offer. The knowledge you've gained through this process alone so you can turn and help others is amazing. I'm sure your family doesn't see you as a burden and are so happy that you are there. Keep fighting. Best of luck to you as well and thank you again for your help!

Definitely ask the Oncology or hospital he gets treated at about the Palliative Care.

Ask about a patient advocate.

I also found assistance with our local soecial education /special needs center for getting that started.

I do hope things improve in that area for him. The pain alone is debilitating and then humility cause you hurt too much to be anything except a burden.

That's how I feel with my wife and kids. Not working, just occupying space. :/

Good luck in your search, please message me anytime.

Sincerely,

Gerald R

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We have had a lady that does Pallitive care come out twice. She is very kind and helpful. My only concern is that as she adds more to her caseload, she will only see him once a month. Not a big deal when he is doing well but if he takes a turn for the worse, I'm not sure she will be as helpful as I would've hoped. We will see. It can't hurt to have someone else come and check in on him.

Thank You Very Much for the Birthday wishes. I really appreciate that allot.

I am happy to help all I can, I was wondering if you had any success with getting assistance?

If you would like to talk more please let me know.

Your right, at least I can provide some sort of guidance from my experiences. Thank you for that booster.

I look forward to helping more if needed.

Sincerely Yours,

-Gerald