Answred by Kelly Reagan Carby

After my husband passed away from cancer in 2017. I was cleaning out his
office space and I found a letter from his cancer doctor. The letter
said that his cancer was terminal and he had to 4–6 months to live and
would remain on chemotherapy until then.
I knew my husband had cancer. And he told me he was just going to fight it again, like last time.
He never mentioned the letter or the diagnosis the doctor gave him. The
letter was dated November 2016. My husband went into liver failure on
April 9, 2017. I had no idea he was terminal so I was fighting to keep
him alive. By talking to the doctors to do more. To perform the stint
surgery again to unblock his bile duct. And they did that.
Still my husband never said anything to me about terminal cancer and having 4–6 months to live.
He passed away on May 26, 2017.
I believe he was in denial of dying. And also he didn’t want me or the
kids spending the last 6 months of his life crying and being sad.
He took the kids skiing in Colorado in January of 2017.
Him and I took a trip to Miami in February of 2017.
I think he knew deep down he was going to die. But accepting your own mortality is a hard thing to do for some people.
He was an amazing man.
Edit - I thought I would include a picture of my husband and I before he
had the cancer. Just to show what a handsome healthy man he was. Before
Cancer came and took all of that away from him/us
Kelly Reagan Carby, Scientific researcher, star gazer, INTP, seeker
Updated Dec 15 · Upvoted by Farhan Usmani, former Trainee at HCL
Technologies (2017-2018) and Michelle Callard-Stone, Behavioral
Psychologist (PhD)
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