I just wanted to say that I was painted a bleak picture of survival at age 28 (cervical cancer) and so far so good. Then I went on with my life only to find that I have a chronic illness with no cure and not much treatment as nobody knows what causes it. When I was first diagnosed, I spent alot of time and money going to different doctors. This is what I discovered: We must all take responsibility for our own health and make our own personal decisions based on what we believe to be true. Doctors can't ever tell you what the future holds. Do your research and hope and pray for the answers that will most benefit the patient and for the strength that you all need on the path ahead. My heart just aches for you. Knowing we all cross over doesn't make it any easier when we face losing a loved one.
Hulda Clark is wonderful. I have a friend that recovered from cancer by following her advice (in part of course) but please remember that sometimes we just get what we get and life isn't always fair. You sound like a very caring individual and I'm sure you'll be a source of strength to your husband as well as the rest of the family. Hang in there.