Comments For Fading Sun
Pumples (Signed) on Aug 03, 2014 03:32 am (Chapter 7: The Final Word)
Author's Response: Any kind of cancer is awful. I wouldn't wish it on anybody, and I mean ANYBODY. At least Joey stands a better chance than some people, but he's not getting better in a hurry and it's not gonna be pretty.
AML. That's what my mum had. She was diagnosed and taken straight into isolation. Her first visit home wasn't for a month. It was a terrible time and I don't envy Joey having to receive that news.
So glad to hear your mom is doing well. Passing the five year mark is a huge step, isn't it. We have one more year to go. I wonder if Joey will need a bone marrow transplant...
Author's Response: Any kind of cancer is awful. I wouldn't wish it on anybody, and I mean ANYBODY. At least Joey stands a better chance than some people, but he's not getting better in a hurry and it's not gonna be pretty.
theusagirl (Signed) on Aug 02, 2013 11:33 pm (Chapter 7: The Final Word)
Author's Response: Yeah, that was the good news, but it was awful to hear that it was cancer to begin with, and she didn't get better in a hurry. For a while, I wasn't sure I was going to make it myself. I kept wishing it was some nightmare that I could wake up from and everything would be okay. So you can tell that I know what I'm talking about in this story. In spite of the grim topic, it actually feels good to write something like this; sort of therapeutic, you could call it. And I'm being merciful and giving Joey a chance for recovery, too. Feel free to read this any time and leave as many reviews as you like.
I'm glad your mom's cancer was treatable, that is so good to know.. *hugs*
Now, on to the chapter, poor Joey, and the reaction of the guys have no words.. :(
I would like to read the next chapter so i can find out whats gonna happen next..
Author's Response: Yeah, that was the good news, but it was awful to hear that it was cancer to begin with, and she didn't get better in a hurry. For a while, I wasn't sure I was going to make it myself. I kept wishing it was some nightmare that I could wake up from and everything would be okay. So you can tell that I know what I'm talking about in this story. In spite of the grim topic, it actually feels good to write something like this; sort of therapeutic, you could call it. And I'm being merciful and giving Joey a chance for recovery, too. Feel free to read this any time and leave as many reviews as you like.
