Hi Laura, it seems that most people have to dealwith the issue of cancer at some point in their lives - sometimes moreoften than once. It seems to be the cause that touches almosteveryone at least once in their lives when they lose someone they loveor see someone suffering.
My Dad has terminal cancer too. He is 57. Heatsrted in 2002 with kidney cancer, they removed his kidney but likeyour Grandad - the cancer had spead further so there is nothing theycan do. He now suffers from lung cancer, spinal cancer andcancer of the nervous system. He too can't have anything moredone to clear him of the cancer and there are only painkillers to easehis pain.
I know so many people have posted stories for your to read - I hope youdraw some comfort in knowing that you are not alone in this battleagainst such a dreadful disease, so many of us know the pain you areexperiencing and we are all here to talk.
Rebecca