Passing time...

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Saturday 25th February 

It's been such a long day so far. I've been awake since 3.30am. I did get a little sleep last night but it wasn't great. I'm sitting here just passing time, it's pouring down and I'm fed up. I hate doing nothing, I'm bored, and hungry, I can't taste food so what's the point making any, plus my bones ache so I can't be bothered to stand in the kitchen to make any. 

I just keep telling myself that this will wear off and I'll feel better soon, and my last chemo session is not that far away if no delays. Ive been thinking about what I'm looking forward to when I've finished treatment,

Being able to see my grandson whenever I can.

Stroking my dogs without worrying about infection.

Not taking my temperature every morning.

Going to the dentist.

Hopefully tasting food again.

No more steroids,

A good curry,

Soft poached egg,

Prawns,

Soft cheese.

Hair, eyelashes, eyebrows.

That's it for today, 

 Stop this ride...I want to get off!!!








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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Ha I can't wait to go to the dentist either. Plus I just stroke the dog and to hell with the consequences!

  • Hi Graeme77

    Ha ha, I do stroke my dogs all the time, it's just all the hand washing involved, my poor hands are looking very wrinkly and old, but never mind, the rest of me isn't far behind!

    I'm a worrier about infection after being in hospital at the beginning of the chemo. I think that it was a lady who coughed all over me though, I walked into a chip shop to order, I d just had chemo and she coughed and spluttered everywhere and I walked right into it, no hand over her mouth, no tissue, she was the only person in there. I walked back out and got hubby to go in and order, but I think it was too late, I came down with an infection that night. Can't blame my dogs for that.

    They always have their heads down rabbit holes though!

    I honestly think stroking the dogs is the best way to calm me down when I'm worried.