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Hi everyone
Its been 3 wks since my trachelectomy,and 2 wks since bein given the all clear :) From the cervix and partial uterus removed the margins were clear no sign of any stage of Cin ( no residual tumour or pre cancerous cells)
Im just so relieved that this operation was a success and has given me a chance to carry my own child. I hope this gives ppl hope if they are going through the same choices and options, that you have to do whats right for you and try other options x x
Less than 3 weeks after the news that dad had terminal liver cancer, he has passed away. I cannot believe how quickly the time has flown by. He went into our local hospice last Friday and died late last night with my mum and their dogs by his side.
He went so quickly at the end, very peacefully. The last few days have been upsetting and exhausting, and I know the following days will be the same while I support my mum through death notifications, funeral arrangements and the needs of daily life. But...
Every friend i seem to tell ive got cancer too seems to vanish off the face of the earth !!! am i scaring them to much or what ,ive just tried to be my usual straight talking self i might of well of not bothered.oh well at least the sun is shining will get out on my bike while im feeling up to it
later pete.
Well I can tell you it is the chicken. Sunday O/H and daughter were in kitchen talking. Usually when this happens jack russel is sat between us doing wimbledon impression following conversationDaughter asked where's dog went outside and dog is in ' can I have it ' pose.Fixed stare, shaking and paw raised. When D turned to see what dog was looking at there was a white silky chicken in with our 4 RHode Island Reds. Some kind person has dumped him/her can't tell yet as it wont let us near it....
My name is Gill, I am 33. I grew up in the North West with the greatest parents in the world.
I am a fixer of things - people and problems and this is the story of how I am trying to cope with the biggest 'problem' that I cannot fix or mend or even paper over.
My mum was first diagnosed with cancer in 2005, it was uterine and she had a full abdominal hysterectomy. This was followed by radiotherapy, all went well.
The following summer she began to experience symptoms of an inner ear disorder...
HI all,
This is the 1st time i have written on this site, it just feels i have no where else to turn lately and i feel i am losing my mind more and more.
I was diagnosed end of april 2010 with breast cancer and too be honest it still hasnt fully sunk in!
In the beginning when i told people i have been diagnosed with cancer i was bomborded with texts etc no actual visits,except one friend who promised to be there through my journey, she came to appointments visited me in hospital for the 1st few...
Hi everyone, not been on here for a while, errol has stopped his stutent because it wasn't working and making him so ill,,, we have been to Birmingham to see if he can take part in a trial will know if this is an option in September,, with no chemo errol has been feeling much better and i have felt like i have my lovely husband back,,, we even managed a lovely weekend away with our daughter and husband in devon , it was so nice to get away although errol was tired and feels the cold so much,...
Ok. first of all. I hope everyone I recall speaking with and receiving kind messages from last year are still around and thriving.
I am here again. My cancer has re-emerged from the dark recesses of its poisoned pit of ugliness to try and get another foothold. and im not having it!
My oncologist told me a few days ago that I am going to need a RPLND - a lymph node dissection.
Scans have shown that something is growing and needs to come out.
(heard this one before im sure) I havent been given...
Yesterday marked 3 weeks after Sal's final chemo. In a week she starts radiotherapy.
I have deliberately not been posting to this blog recently as we are now trying to put as much of the treatment behind us. So, with that in mind, I have decided to stop this blog.
This blog has been very worthwhile for me. It has allowed me to vocalise my thoughts as treatment progressed and to get others thoughts and feedback. I want to thank everyone who contributed. I hope it has helped others.
Sal is doing...
