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http://veryyoungwidow.blogspot.com/2011/06/alices-bucket-list.html
Very inspirational young girl :D
Recently, due to stress and my inability to cope with it healthily...I have been hitting the bottle a tad too much. Thursday night I can't even remember calling my fella...the one bright point in my life right now...and giving him a load of grief. It's affecting my health, my job, my relationship.
I know I need to stop drinking but I'm so lonely and depressed. I'm moving back to the parents place tonight which will hopefully help, and am going to see me doc. I'm just spiralling downwards...
Well i formed a new group called Art circle
its under hobbies, please join if it would enhance your life in any way.
Hugs n snugs Roof xxxxxx
hi everyone sorry ive not been on here for ages but charger went down on laptop then went to see my mum whos 85 in scotland supposed to be for a week and ended up having to stay for two weeks as she really wasnt well and i ended up having to get her into hospital she just wasnt coping at all but stubborn as always wouldnt admit it so have just had a nightmare time all in i so hope everyone is fine and coping with all your treatments surgery etc while ive been gone and you are all still smiling cos...
I've been not feeling too well lately, had scans come back though and have had 46% reduction since March. always good to know chemo is doing it's job, my husband and I are very happy with 46, now onto 50
Last week I picked up all my medication (capecitibine tablets) ready to start the next cycle of chemo, but following a repeat blood test was advised not to take it because my white blood counts were too low.
I had another repeat blood test yesterday, and after a couple of calls to the chemo suite I was given the go-ahead to proceed with this next cycle. My bloods are still a bit borderline (WBC 2.8 instead of the prefered minimum of 3.0), but the doc was happy for me to start - which I have duly...
Well, I've been home since Friday, when the hospital let me out after 24 hours of intraveneous antibiotics, as they had noticed my blood counts going up. I'm sorry to say i am coughing more than ever and wonder just how bad I would have been if they had let me out Thursday without noticing, having had chest infections before. My nurse contacted me today to say I've got to travel for the chemo again as they can't give both drugs locally, and the op they were supposed to discuss yesterday never...
http://veryyoungwidow.blogspot.com/2011/06/final-exam-is-over.html
Thank you to everyone who has helped me get through my exams! I'm on a bit of a high now!
Hi
Well not sure why i am here today, got the dreaded words delivered in December 2010, yes you have breast cancer, this is what we are going to do.......blah blah blah, now 6 months on, chemo finished, just starting radiotherapy and i can finally say I HAVE HAD ENOUGH!!!!!!
Hair loss, mouth ulcers, weight gain, all such a rude interuption to my usually very organised life, but why has it hit me know and i feel that i really can;t cope with this anymore, so close to the end of treatment but my...
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