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Well it’s nearly Monday 5th November when I have my scan,
and I have managed to largely forget about cancer for the last 12 weeks as they
left me without any treatment (which I was pleased about).
Recurrent cancer in my pelvis feb 2012 chemo booked twice but
cancelled as I managed to get surgery to remove this in June. Scan August
showing lung mets 6 tiny ones and two others, left me 6 weeks to see if these
little ones are growing, next scan showed 2 larger ones had grown so this is
definitely cancer...
HI everyone,
Sorry it's been a while since I last took your questions.
I am happy to answer any questions you have about Thoracic Cancer and will post my replies on Thursday 25th October at 2pm ish.
Hope that's helpful and look ofrward to your questions.
Kind Regards
Michael
One week ago today I lost one of the most precious things in my life..... my dad. It was 7 weeks since he was admitted into hospital til the day he died from a brain tumour and yet it seems like a lifetime ago. Not a day went by where I didn't go to see dad and now he is gone I am left with such a big empty hole in my life and my heart. People constantly tell you " it gets easier" but right now all I think is "how?" I lived down the road from my dad and even before he became ill I would see...
Threw my rattle out of my pram on Tuesday when I had a phonecall to say my neutrophils weren't high enough to have chemo on Wednesday. That was supposed to be my halfway mark AND now I won't be finished with chemo by Christmas. I really really hate not being in control!!!
Have lovely friends though - one of them came round with a book called 'super dooper soups' which has recipes for all sorts of predicaments, e.g. tiredness, spotty skin, etc. etc. She also brought two litres of 'immunity...
Dear Little Jen
Let this be a warning to you for being smug and proud of the things you achieve and thinking you were doing alright. (And i know you try to write positive stuff but you can't escape this one, can you.) So you're probably a bit tired, probably a bit below par, probably got too much to do. You were probably living on a high, after realising you actually know some lovely people.
But you weren't expecting that, were you? The express train from the tunnel of hell which slammed...
On Monday, the carer woke me and me mum up at 2am saying she has phoned a doctor because my nan was so wound up and wouldn't settle or sleep. The doctor checked her over and said it was a UTI and perscribed antibiotics. She had an hours sleep and we found the next day really difficult. Our GP came over and agreed with the other doctor and she was sent to a local hospital. They tested her water and said it was clear and a few hours later a doctor walked in, checked her chest then said I think it is...
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