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  • Forum Post: ROGER

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    So sorry to hear your news- thinking of you at this terrible time. Am sure he always knew how much he was loved Amanda

  • Forum Post: Re: Chemo results????

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    There is no doubt that chemo is hell, when Ray was undergoing chemo he could just about manage to get up, the fatigue was so debilitating, along with the constant nausea. Have you tried the supplement drinks, they contain 400 cal and 20 grms of protein each , so at least by taking two of these a day...

  • Forum Post: Re: Dad's Chemo

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    Great news about the scan, my partner had a really bad time after the fourth session, we were really worried about he would get through the final two sessions, but in fact round 4 was the worse. maybe we could see the end of the treatment ahead. Keeping my fingers crossed for your dad. Amanda ...

  • Forum Post: Re: Advice on chemo for Grandad?

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    Hi Pendry, so sorry to hear about your grandad, my partner had radiotherapy in February 2010, he had three sessions and found it very tiring. The first session wasn't too bad but by the third session he was wiped out for a couple of days. The sessions themselves weren't too bad , although...

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. W,X,Y & Z

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    W . Have you ever seen me wearing a watch? W means watch. No watch. Roger has always been my watch. If I needed to know what the time was, I simply turned to him and asked. He’d say, time for you to get a watch and I’d say, I don’t need one. I have you! Then he’d say how late...

  • Forum Post: Re: ABC's of CANCER. T,U, & V.

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    maybe we should have a virtual dinner party. Just booked a theatre trip in January, as you say keep focusing on the potential for good stuff Amanda

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. T,U, & V.

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    T for thief and time. Time steals so much from you. We have always tried to use it to our best advantage. U is the unknown. Roger and I don’t know what is ahead but we keep on going. Just like that bunny that keeps going and going and going. We are going. I know I am planning our next cruise...

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. THE LETTER P

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    P . This is probably the most painful letter for me to deal with. P is for protect. For the past 18 years, I have tried to protect Roger. I would not allow anyone to be: unkind, cruel, abuse, hurt, castigate, harm, demean, attack, fill in the blanks….Roger. No one. Ever. Never pick on the honey...

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. N & O

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    N for NHS. Again for the non-UK people. The National Health Service. With the exception of that one “doctor”, see above under “M”. Just great to us. O is for overwhelming. How anyone can do this alone, I’ll never know. Especially in the beginning. There is so much...

  • Forum Post: ABCs of CANCER I & J

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    I stands for I-pad. I am a PC person not Mac person. We got the I-pad so this way, when I am talking to someone, I have every note, mail, phone call, date, drug, procedure, names at the tip of my finger. Along with reading material for while we wait for whatever. Ok, I have gone over to the dark side...

  • Forum Post: Re: Is meso staged ??????

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    Hi , This disease is scary as it seems to advance so quickly. Meso is staged, but there is ore than agreed method. We were given an official stage after surgery , when we had the results of the biopsy. Having said that, both the ocnologist and surgeon who specialize in meso, said that unlike with...

  • Forum Post: ABCs of CANCER. A & B

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    A is for the last name of a doctor we dealt with. Usually when we go into an office for the first time, the person will say, hello I’m so and so and you must be Roger and you are? And I’ll say, Bryan the other half or the conversation goes something along those lines. This time, the doctor...

  • Forum Post: Re: My husband lost his fight

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    Hello Lisa, my partner was diagnosed a year ago and just wanted to say I know what you mean by jelly in your tummy. I felt light headed mainly because I just couldn't take in the enormity of the diagnosis I think. Had whole days when I felt as though I was walking through treacle, literally putting...
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