IT'S ALL A BIT SURREAL

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I'm finding all this a bit surreal. When I was told I had cancer just over a month ago I cried for a week. Then it settled into occasional bursts, then it stopped. I expected pain and got only mild discomfort. Everything has changed and yet nothing has changed. Now the tumour is out, the catheter is out and I'm waiting to heal and waiting to get my results. I have to make myself rest, stop myself from doing anything strenuous, all the while feeling somewhat of a cheat. My partner has just taken my dog out. I'm going on the midday walk although I can't hold Stiggy but he's very happy I'm there after a week of me not going. I'm incorporating the tea time walk today. Slowly does it, I'll soon be fit again. Meanwhile it's nice to walk slowly, flowers are in bloom, butterflies are out, blackbirds, sparrows and ravens are in the garden, along with the cheeky pair of squirrels. I'm enjoying them in my enforced inactivity. We even have a fox cross the garden some nights. I thank God I'm here to see it and pray I will be here for many years to come. 

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Morning .. keep going exercise is the best thing! I've started yoga? & tap dancing haha!! I'm 51???  Strange what the c word makes up do & appreciate everything all around you . Strange how it changes your life, hopefully for the best. Good luck on your journey xx

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    I'm thinking of taking up yoga and maybe meditation too. As soon as my scabs are off my bladder, which will be any time soon, I will be reintroducing my excercise routine as well as going on walks with the dog. Can't wait.