The last few posts hit a nerve with me.
We lost dad at 56. He was unlucky. Liver failure as a result of chemo that was to prep him for a bone marrow transplant. Went from stabilizing red and white blood cell balance and generally looking all good with his chronic lymphocytic leukaemia to feeling like his insides and had been burnt, and subsequently hospitalised in two weeks. Turns out a human can survive about a month total without a functioning liver.
We carry a piece of our loved ones with us everywhere we go. You don't get over it, you just get used to it is the best way to put it.
We lost dad at 56. He was unlucky. Liver failure as a result of chemo that was to prep him for a bone marrow transplant. Went from stabilizing red and white blood cell balance and generally looking all good with his chronic lymphocytic leukaemia to feeling like his insides and had been burnt, and subsequently hospitalised in two weeks. Turns out a human can survive about a month total without a functioning liver.
We carry a piece of our loved ones with us everywhere we go. You don't get over it, you just get used to it is the best way to put it.
"everything you know is wrong"
Paul Hewson
Paul Hewson

