re: Terminal Disease and Fighting Hard question

I’ll take this one. From personal experience, my lady fought hard, meaning when she received her stage 4 diagnosis she went ahead with every treatment that “might” possibly help. We have kids so she felt the need to “fight” even though it was a losing battle. In hindsight I wish we could’ve approached it differently so that she was here longer but she was determined if there was a chance that she could do something she would try.

Turns out the chemo and immuno therapy was incapable of winning the battle. It’s a battle I’m thankful she fought on behalf of our kids. Sucks when it doesn’t work out though.