Have u ever experienced the pain of cancer ?????

My Mom just passed away of stage 4 thyroid cancer. There was a big lump on her neck from it. The doctors had her on Morphine for the pain.

cancer patients have been a lot of pain, i know because i have seen my friend throughout her medications. luckily, she was covered by her company. her expenses is really so high, almost reaching about $2000 per session only, this would usually take about 30 minutes - 2 hours only and she is an outpatient. sessions are done every 2 weeks.12 sessions. other medicines still not included and doctor's fees.

I lost my father nearly six months back being attacked by a deadly form of cancer which spread upto the bones to deform (compress) his skeleton structure around rib cage, body of L2, knee and ankles completely (Complete bone metastasis). It was a delayed detection and he survived for merely two more months after he was admitted to a hospital with a backache complain and continuously growing ascites. It was hard for us to accept the truth but it was like that. He did not have any other complaint, only that backache. And that too was gone when the ascitic fluid accumulated in the peritoneal cavity ( may be wrong in terminology )was removed. There was no sign of pain anywhere in his body, but he was getting weaker day by day. He used to take mouth feeding but for the last day when he was unable to take any food. He used to talk with us till the last date but never has any complaint about pain. Doctors said that he must have an immense power of absorbing pains. He was a spititually motivated person, so, we believe, God has given him some relief during his last voyage which would have been otherwise very very painful.

what a question but sorry i don't want to experience it and i haven't as well

my husband has mouth cancer and the pain was awful at times i know i didnt feel it like he did but it hurt me a lot he has done had his surgery to remove his tongue ,floor of his mouth and jaw bone his is still in a lot of pain but he is now on a pain patch which has been great it was getting to the point that in 96 hours i had 10 hours sleep so i dont think you have to be the one with cancer to feel the pain he has insurace which paid for everything but the patch which i have to try to come up with the money to pay for myself plus i had to quit my job.

When I was 15 I had orbital Rhabdomyosarcoma. A rare cancer behind the eye. Cancer specialist performed surgery and removed part of the tumor, I had 20 days of radiation and had chemotherapy once a week for a year. I dont think the shock of cancer never hit me though. I was never scared and tried not to complain. It was the worse thing i've gone through. But makes life different. I had a friend who passed on from cancer a few years ago. The doctor told her she had a few months to live and she told him no, that he was wrong. I think she lived for three years after that. They thought she was getting better but the cancer spread to her lungs and head. It effects more people than I ever realized