Bless you Ray such a lot has been put on you shoulders and I keep saying sorry dont I —I always planned everything around you when I thought in my 80’s I would have to nurse you, I moved into a Parkhome because my mother wouldnt give her house up until she was in her 90’s and it left the family to do all the running of her house and as my poor brother lived so near so much feel on his shoulders.
I promised…
I have got to Day 21 at last so now I know just what Chemo Day 1 session 2 will be about tomorrow.
I have had a a great day as we walked Louis round the 2 mile walk this morning to wear him out as he will be (home alone today)
Then off we went to our good friends, Pat and Dave, for lunch where Chris and Beryl joined us.
The lunch turned out to be a full scale Roast dinner of Beef, Yorkshire Pud, roast potatoes and parsnip…
The weather was sunny as I awoke, so I took the dog for a little walk as he was going to have to stay "home alone today"
I showered and got ready for the hospital visit, which we allowed plenty of time to get there, but the traffic was very heavy on the road to Canterbury and in the City Centre, you just cannot judge the journeys these days, as we have been fooled by the fact it hasn't taken us long before,…
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