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Well sat here in 'limbo' waiting for my op on Wednesday. My case is packed shopping and washing done want it to get here now so it's out the way.
Dreading waking up with a drain as I will know it has spread, cant complain about my treatmend so far it will be 23 days from me going to my gp to my op.
Want to get past Friday the 13th to find out the results so we can plan the summer, we have a holiday booked and I was planning on doing some showing and working tests with the dogs, but...
1. Appointment with doctor ( mum reported also having bad headaches 2 - 3 days)
2. Doctor said not to headaches, suggested eye test, 62 day wait list, but got mum an emergency that day)
3. At hospital 1.30 same day, doing tests, some areas not got full eye sight.
4. the eye clinic said its not her eyes, suggest having CT scan
5. CT scan done also that day, its now 5.30pm, they have results, they can see a mass in the brain.
6. its not our hospitals main area, they will inform Southampton hospital...
Hi started this blog but do not know what i am doing really. Not sure how all this blog thing works so i hope i manage to create this blog.
Just want to write how things seem to be progressing with my hsubands illness.
Short description of how things are. My husband is a stroke victim and is unable to communicate but his intelligence has not been affected. It has been like this for 12 years and i have basically made most of his judgements for him or as the medical profession put it i am his advocate...
It has been a difficult few months since the ileostomy reversal but over the last 2 weeks things have started to improve slightly......hurray!!!
I took some antibiotics that my gynae consultant gave me as he advised that radiotherapy can kill a lot of the good bacteria in your bowel and make some nasty stuff grow. During the treatment I felt like I had gone back to square one but once the treatment finished I have to say things seemed to settle bit. I am still unable to go out unless I don't eat...
The last couple of days were going quite good for my wife... then today she started to feel the chemo side effects. It is very scary being only able to sit there watching her in pain. The niurses and staff are fantastic and sympathetic. I have started to become acclimatised to the situation, not happy but accepting it, i am still absolutely petrified. I have noticed hair coming away from my wife just the odd strand, maybe its my imagination but i dont know???? I try to brush them away when she is...
my wife started chemo today she has been put in a trial and is getting standard dose. sofar so good she hasnt felt ill, it is so scary when the docotrs talk to you , they can be so brutal yet caring at the same time, yesterday was a bad day, we had THE TALK for the secondtime my wifes blood pressure dropped to a scarily low amount, i cried which made me angry because i didnt want to cry in front of her, i feel i have to be strong for both her and our children (not that i let her know i was angry...
Changes are a coming!
Where do I start?
Those of you who maybe don’t know me, I’ve been trolling around this site for a few years after a diagnosis of rectal cancer. I had chemo/RT, surgery which resulted in a permanent stoma and more chemo. I’m now two years post op. and crossing everything that things will continue in the good
direction that it is at present.
Most of you also know that I am a brittle asthmatic and it’s this I want to share with you. In my mid
twenties...
