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Finding out my mom had cancer.
Yes this has suicidal thoughts, I am finding help, these are just my thoughts and I thought it would be a good idea to write them down. I see a doctor regularly. Please do not feel the need to send me any hotline numbers, this is just a little piece of me out of a huge puzzle. A year ago on November 23rd my passed away from gallbladder cancer. I was sitting in the hospital room, waiting for the test results to come back from my mom's scan. After I saw her ultrasound, and after the many I've had for my gallbladder I already knew there was something in there. And I just had a feeling something was wrong. Just sitting across from my mom, waiting in that tiny little gross hospital room for an arrogant doctor to come in and tell my mom there was a mass in her gallbladder. Cancerous, and incurable. We didn't find out it was incurable until later. She only had 3 months. I just knew right away that this was actually happening. And I couldn't escape it or do anything about it. I remember knowing what the doctor was about to say, my eyes on the floor, tears already burning in the back of my eyes, then I heard it, I broke, my mom kept telling me to look at her, the doctor mumbled something about giving us a minute before leaving to get us a better room. I was having a full-blown panic attack and crying and hyperventilating, while my mom took her I.V apart to get up and hug me to try to calm me down, after she was the one who got the news that she had cancer. I didn't want to calm down. I was mad at everything. All I could do was cry and scream into my mom while we hugged eachother and listened to the sound of her I.V beeper going off. They took us into a better room and that's when it began with our hospital stay. If i think about her my mind immediately stops because the feeling is so indescribable of knowing shes not here. It tears me apart. Completely. It hurts to much, so somehow I block them off, I wish I could do that with OCD and intrusive thoughts. I can just think about one thing, waiting for that doctor to come in, knowing that it was going to be something bad. Of course I was hoping, and praying, anything I could for the best, but I just had a feeling, and it was right. All I wanted to do was go through everything with her, every pain, every surgery, I wanted her not to be alone. I wanted to be with her. I wanted to go with her. I still do.