It is 6 months since I last put anything on my blog and that was just after sinding out that I would have to have a pelvic exenteration. I had already had 6 weeks of radiotherapy and 6 cycles of chemo but as the cancer had not gone something drastic had to be done.
Well I am pleased to say that after nearly 7 weeks in total in hospital including being rushed back twice I am now at the other side of it all!! It was confirmed…
The last 6 months have been a whirlwind and in a way I am still in June so when I wake up to presents on Saturday morning it will be quite a shock!!
I am really looking forward to Christmas and spending some quality time with family and friends.
I never thought I would be one of those people who would have to deal with cancer in my life as it was never going to happen to me. But it arrived and although it is not easy…
Had my EUA on Monday and spoke to the consultant before we left. Good news is that it looks like although there is still residual cancer in the cervix it is confined to there only and can be removed. On removal I will loose some of my bowel and will have to have a temporary stoma but they are hoping to reverse this some months down the line when the swelling and radiotherapy damage has gone down.
They think that they…
Answer: All of them. Trees can't jump!
Playing the waiting game trying not to think about my pre op and consultation tomorrow and a dogs trust calendar dropped through the door. It made me smile so I thought I would share with you.
Not sure if I will get the CT results tomorrow and to be honest I am not sure what I am expecting because when I did not get the all clear I was that disappointed and shocked I failed…
CT scan today and I am pondering should I stick with my usual choice of liquorice and blackcurrant drink or be daring and try the lemon?
Does anyone have an opinion on this?
