As a female who's had a significant other pass away - Let her make that decision. She may feel more guilt after you're gone for not being able to make your last days/months/years the happiest you've ever had than she would having feelings for someone else.
Edit: I'm not speaking without experience with cancer. My father currently has cancer (and has for 12 years) and my grandmother passed away from cancer almost 8 years ago, so I do know it's a very difficult situation to deal with and it can help to have loved ones support you.
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As a female who's had a significant other pass away - Let her make that decision. She may feel more guilt after you're gone for not being able to make your last days/months/years the happiest you've ever had than she would having feelings for someone else.
Edit: I'm not speaking without experience with cancer. My father currently has cancer (and has for 12 years) and my grandmother passed away from cancer almost 8 years ago, so I do know it's a very difficult situation to deal with and it can help to have loved ones support you.
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