shadyridr
Footballguy
I'm trying to turn depression into happiness. My MIL has been suffering with lung cancer for two years now. My FIL (who is also an amazing person) called my wife crying yesterday that the doctor said her lungs are now failing, they are stopping the chemo, and she has 2 weeks to 2 months left to live. Obviously everyone is devastated including me. My wife is beside herself and it doesn't help that she is 8 months pregnant. Meanwhile, my MIL still has a smile on her face. They have a baby "sprinkle" planned for my wife in two weeks and my MIL is still looking forward to it.
A lot of people hate their in-laws but I definitely got lucky. I have known my MIL for 20 years now and she has never said a mean thing to me a day in my life and has always treated me and loved me like her own child. I love her more than anything and I truly hope she can hold out a few more months and not suffer too much more than she is (she has broken bones in her back and trouble breathing). She is a beautiful woman and I just want to not be depressed and instead feel joy that I have known her for so long. The hardest part is knowing how much my 6 year old son is going to miss her. He loves his Nanny more than anything and she loves him so much.
A lot of people hate their in-laws but I definitely got lucky. I have known my MIL for 20 years now and she has never said a mean thing to me a day in my life and has always treated me and loved me like her own child. I love her more than anything and I truly hope she can hold out a few more months and not suffer too much more than she is (she has broken bones in her back and trouble breathing). She is a beautiful woman and I just want to not be depressed and instead feel joy that I have known her for so long. The hardest part is knowing how much my 6 year old son is going to miss her. He loves his Nanny more than anything and she loves him so much.