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Blogging can be a great way to journal your experiences and share with others. Why not create your own cancer journey blog, or have a read of other blogs created by our members?

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Latest blog posts

  • Buzzie
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    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Terri
    Telgirls dance with cance.....19

    Well managed to get the tea sorted and quite nice it wa too, but by this time was starting to feel quite crappy so headed off to bed, didnt even bother with the laptop just lay watchin TV then fell asleep and managed to sleep right through until 8 this morning....result.

    Off to the hospital for my radioactive injection and then mum took me over to morrisons for a bit of shopping and some lunch before I had to have the scan.

    Into the scan room and lying on the thinnest bed I have ver seen, so thin...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • beanpole's blog
    Its all a bit too much !

    Feeling like its all a bit much at the moment. Clive has been a bit down as his back is giving him constant pain and the cocodomal has bunged him up. 

    As I like to be busy, i am finding it hard seeing Clive not moving off the sofa much, and me rushing around doing everyrthing. Then I feel soo guilty for feeling cross. Clive says it  feels like he is waiting to die, and isn't very motivated to do much at the mo. Anyway we are off to get results from bone scan tomorrow, so will see what oncologist...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • emmaemily34's blog
    nervous

    MRI tomorrow 25/11/09  and I'm nervous i feel fine but that don't mean nothing, i pray it don't show anything not sure if i can cope going through it again. i hope i don't have to wait too long for results and i hope my legs carry me into that horrible little room to get the results, think its going to be a week of not much sleep and the dark little demons trying to sneak in and take over the positive thoughts.

    xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • chrissiQx2's blog
    If you cant say anything nice....

    Someone mentioned in their blog yet another storm happening on this site. Well I think there will always be a storm of some sort here, were all people arent we....its what we do?? I wanted to remind everyone of something I am sure we all heard as children and it goes a little something like this ''If you cant say anything nice dont say anything at all.''

    Anyway back to me because I love nothing more than talking about myself!! (hehe)  Dan and I went to the local Hospice yesterday...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • lawrie's blog
    not too long to wait for chemo now!

    hi there - hope everyone is ok - well i have been really busy since i last bolgged but have managed to keep popping on and seeing what everyone has been up to - i went to have my tooth removed today - and as i have said before this is something that i was really dreading - i am so scared of the dentist - anyhow - i went with a PMA and guess what? it was out within a few minutes and i didn't feel a thing - it came out in one piece as well so i was over the moon - my fear of the dentist today has dipped...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • my mums cancer
    familys are't worth it sometime!!

     Tommorow is my mums funeral.  my brother and sister have took control with everything and i had little say,  ok i thought people deal with  loss in different ways.

     They asked me to write the speach for mums funeral which you can read  on the previouse blog. and they have  re written it them selves,  its no longer a love story/ fairytale which is how i saw my mums  and dads life together its all about how they both were ill and died. as if we did't no that. im so mad im thinking of not even going tommorow...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • mollynot's blog
    stating to feel human again after 4th chemo

    I had my 4th chemo last week and now starting to feel human again apart from hidious taste in mouth I know i am on the mend when i can drink coffee without  it tasting like poison . 2 more chemos to go  then an op then R.T  seems such a long haul . Good news is my breast lump is now 1cm  started off 2.6cm . Does any one know what to expect from chemo 4 and 5 will it get worse i have T.A.C. chemo and have the horrible injection the day after each time . It seems to be as soon as i have the injection i start...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Terri
    Telgirls dance with cance...18

    Not a great nights sleep but then again there was no wine...cant turn into an alcoholic as well now can I.

    Woke with a banging head (maybe I should have had the wine afterall) and no energy, this was not good as I was planning on going to work today. So 2 cups of coffee later and I am feeling half way human. Rang the mac nurse about my suprise appointment and she explained it was routine but that she did not know about it but when she checked she also warned me that I would be getting another appointment...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Fertility
    Fertility

    Hi,

    Just wondered if anyone has been through the process of harvesting eggs before they started chemo??

    I have decided to go ahead with it because I don't have any children yet and my boyfriend and me definately want a family in the future. It will delay the chemo by 4-6 weeks but I think it is worth it to have an extra chance at having children when all of this is over. It will be several years before I can even try to get pregnant because I have to have 5 years of hormone therapy after the chemo...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
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