It seems odd to be posting about a hip replacement on a cancer blog, but I guess many of us have a cross over of conditions. My first slight awareness of hip problems was about three years after the birth of my first child back in the early 90s...
The scores on the doors are 38 months since my mammogram recall, 30 months since being diagnosed as an ‘incurable’ with liver mets, 18 months since my last systemic treatment (when I had to stop immunotherapy), 1 year since my last i...
I had my right hip replaced in September 21 following a couple of years of denial that anything was wrong. I seemed to have constant issues with abductors, quads, hamstrings etc, but never admitted the hip was the issue. Family were telling me to get...
Another 3 months has passed. Another scan. Another anxious wait for results. Each time I go through this, my level of expectation of a good result is higher and therefore my fear of a bad one is worse. But I had nothing to worry about, as it was clea...
In June, I received the wonderful news that following immunotherapy, a near death and life changing immunotherapy related adverse event, and a microwave ablation of the liver where the probe exploded and remained in situ, my cancer was in remission. ...
