I feel very sad these days. I just returned from the hospital where my 77 year old grandmother is stationed. She has been there for several days, where she has been undergoing some tests. We suspected that there was something seriously bad, but we kind of hoped it was not the case. Unfortunately, they found tumor on the Pulmonary Artery. I am much attached to her, so I would like to know something more of her condition. Is the diagnose final?
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It truly is a very sad thing, to witness one's grave illness, especially if it is a beloved one. I assume that addition tests will be performed in order to confirm your grandmother's diagnosis. I mean it is not that easily to make this kind of diagnose, doctors have to be pretty sure, there have to be several confirmations. And even if they found tumor on the pulmonary artery, the battle has just began. You have to be strong for your grandmother and give her full support. She is old and could give up easily, but if there's someone who cares and loves her, she'll fight.
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