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Hi guys.
Thanks Shirley for your message. I try not to beat myself up but I know I have been awful to Harry some days. I do generally class myself as a strong person but lately I feel like I am falling to pieces. I notice on the news this morning new research on post-natal depression – I said to Harry maybe I have that!!! Funny when Harry was diagnosed the Heath Visitors were always contacting me, very concerned now I hear anything from them, it is no wonder depression is high you get forgotten in the system. That is my moan for the day.
Harry is starting the have he steds reduced which is good. He is hoping he can lose some weight now.
Hi Julie. I have read about your tumour. It is funny Harry says the same as you that he doesn’t feel at all ill and feels everything is normal.
I am 34 and Harry is 48 (bit of an age difference – Harry has a mental age of 40 he loves joke around and is very into fitness and rugby). I read about your lost and feel desperately for you. I feel very lucky that we have our daughter but do get scared about her future especially if daddy is not around. I would love to have another child; Harry has ‘banked’, so I hope that we will be able but only time will tell. I do have some moral/ethical issues about bring another child into the world when there is a risk they maybe not know their daddy (I welcome anyone’s thoughts on this).
Love to you all
Nicky
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I only came back up to the computer to gather all the rubbish from my office – rubbish day tomorrow and couldn’t resist replying.
Julie, wise choice about the radio and not the chemo. It is strange the laws for women on egg banking as the laws for men and ‘banking’ are not complicated. With modern technology these days I would have thought they would have been able to store eggs. What gets me is I have access to Harry’s safe deposit for up to 3 years after his death (which hopefully it doesn’t come to that) now that to me throws up some moral issues. I hope Julie you will be able to enjoy motherhood in the future.
Your question about Harry’s head, he has mentioned it being numb but not hard. He does complain some days of it hurting on the scar but sometime I think it is more to do with him forgetting to put sun cream and a hat on and it gets sunburnt.
Gill you made me laugh about the school mums….
Harry forgets loads of things and someone mentioned this before, I think it was Jane – Harry suddenly starts a conversation and I have no idea what he is talking about but it is because he has been thinking about something and then starts chatting to me about it. Before he was diagnosed this happened a lot and we would argue about it.
His speech can get very frustrating and I try not to snap back at him but I catch myself doing it. However it is better than it has been in the past.
Our daughter is called Amelia and as a gushing mum she is lovely and very good. How is your boy coping with all of this??? What is his name??
Right rubbish is calling me – better get going.
Nicky
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