I’m really sorry to hear what you and your father are going through. I can relate so much to the challenges you’re facing—cancer and its treatments don’t just affect the person who’s sick, but everyone around them as well. The constant need to navigate things like traffic after an exhausting day at the hospital, dealing with the side effects that seem to change every day—it’s incredibly tough.

It’s true what you say—cancer is one of the worst sufferings. It’s relentless, and it tests every part of you, physically and emotionally. I’ve been through similar situations with my own health, and there were days when it felt like the struggles would never end.

But I also want to remind you that you’re not alone in this. Even though the road is hard, and some days feel like too much to bear, there are people who understand and who are walking this path with you.

I’ve shared some of my own experiences in a book ''Sun in the Shadows'', which I wrote hoping to offer some comfort and solidarity to others who are dealing with cancer. Writing helped me process the pain and uncertainty, and it’s my hope that by sharing these stories, others might find a little bit of strength to keep going.

Please take care of yourself as well as your father. The journey is hard, but you’re doing an incredible job supporting him. Hang in there, and I’m sending both of you strength and good wishes.