The sound of snoring.

As I said in a previous comment why do they have you on a ward ? 

When I got admitted I had a side room sadly was on a ward full of dementia patients and hearing then calling out for their family all night

. I cried all night  with sadness for them but it made me realise how lucky I am  as I can recover from cancer yes its a rough journey but I can and will recover .

Them poor people have no chance of recovery .

Sometimes its takes something like that to make us realise life isn't as bad as it really feels as the moment .

Fingers crossed you get home today .

Maria x

So true Maria

Thanks for that it made me think, it's not so bad, hopefully I will be in my own bed tonight and best of all with my daughters on Saturday (shhh, I don't have a plan really, just that teeny one and I've been given permission or go by the chemo nurse if I get home) Things could be much worse. Thanks for the reality check. I'm going to try to embrace the snoring now...maybe I should join in?

Hugs to you. Xxx

Sorry if it came across harsh wasn't meant to at all , but I was allowing myself to feel like a cancer victim before I was admitted to hospital and that gave me the kick up the arse I needed .

Yes join in with  the snoring lady and just take each day as it comes  and don't allow the cancer to take away who you really are .

Hugs back to you

xxx

Thinking of you xxxx

Jm hopefully you will be in your own bed tonight and away from the snoring ladies . You will feel better after a good sleep. The weather up here is worse today than it was yesterday and me and my wife still haven't bought each other a gift for Christmas. I need to give myself a good shake and get out tomorrow as the forecast for this evening isn't any better. I've got logs in and the stove blazing for my wife coming in from work. I hope your wishes for tomorrow are fulfilled. Hugs and best wishes to you and your family.

Frank