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had more bad news last week. The Liver surgeon thinks I am inoperable, leaving me with only one other potential option, if I am a viable candidate, which is SIRT. I have asked for a second opinion from Dr Rees in Basingstoke and have to have an MRI to see what he thinks. Seeing the oncology team at the Hammersmith who deal with SIRT on the 4th.
Haven't told mum yet. My cousins and some friends know. This is just getting so hard. Thinking I may not even see my 30th birthday is just so scary. Had...
i Just to let you al know to beware Michelle (babelove) has reared his/her ugly head again. I have reported to James at admin.
When the cats away!! they always seem to appear at holiday times
Love Teri
Well the snow made everything look lovely but - like many other people - totally messed up our plans! We were snowed in til xmas eve. We’d had no post and, therefore, no presents delivered for a week. Radiotherapy delayed after lots of to-ing and fro-ing and pacing up and down when we got a message saying “Don’t worry! There’s a six week window from the end of your last chemo.” We’re already in week 7. Then we got another message saying “Don’t worry! A delay won’t affect your type of cancer”. The...
I have to write about our wonderful daughter her name is Gillian but to all who know her it's Gin,well I was dreading today and really only wanted to stay on the sofa and just sleep the day away,Oh she was not having any of that,she got up early and gave me a present that is so special that only she could have thought of it, it was one of those digital photo frames and she had filled the card with pictures of her dad and know what I laughed,cried,smiled and was happy to remember the times that these...
My Darling maureen its christmas day today this is our first christmas in 30 years that we are not together and it hurts so much not to be with you. you are never out of my thoughts from the day they took you from me we looked forward so much for this day with our Daughter Natalie openiing our presents together it will never be the same now, my love for you will never die i have loved and worshiped you from the day we met you are my wife and best friend forever godbless you my Darling your loving...
I would like to wish all of my friends a very special Merry Christmas this past year has been difficult for most of us. I hope 2010 bring something special.
I would particularly like to mention all of you who are alone for the first time as I am sure it must be really difficult for you. I know for sure some of you will have friends and family around but still feel so alone.
Our thought are with you all today.
With Much Love
Bert & Teri
went to hospital on wednesday for my second cycle of chemo - when i arrived i felt unwell and my temperature was really high - they had to admitt me and cancell the chemo - they have let me home tonight and have given me loads of antibiotics to take and have told me to keep an eye on my temp - at least i am home for christmas and can be with the little one - hopefully will be able to have my chemo in two weeks -hope everyone has a lovely christmas and a happy new year - karen -xoxo
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