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I had a transhiatal esophagectomy mid February, have been eating pureed food since coming out of hospital, then tried un-pureed food, this made me sick as I couldn't swallow it. I now seem to be living on yoghurt and soup as anything with even the smallest lumps makes me gag or be sick. When I swallow it feels like someone pressing my throat. Any help gratefully recieved.
hello all i was dx 3 weeks ago with invasive ductal carcinoma breast cancer grade 3 stage 2 im on here wanting to talk to people in the same boat as me im starting chemo this firday coming worrying like mad dose anyone have any advice ?
Everything has happened so quickly within four weks, had radical hystorectormy and abdomen lining and nodes out now going for chemo 6 sessions, what is it like - how effective is it????
…..please Sir, can I have some more? Rest assured, it does state on the packaging that ‘No Tiggers were harmed in the making of this product.’ I can’t honestly believe anyone would allow a Tigger to be juiced anyway, can you imagine the wailing and gnashing of teeth it would cause? Eeyore wouldn’t know what to mope about first! Good thing it’s not real Tigger Juice then and only a nickname for more medication (I can hear the sigh of relief from here!). Tigger juice...
My Dad passed away yesterday evening (04/04/10) He was at home and me and my mum held his hand as he took his last breaths, it was so hard and I still can't quite believe it. I am so glad he managed to come back home from the hospice though. On Friday morn he said he only had 2 days left, he is now at peace. Yesterday was his 17th "birthday", 17yrs since he became a christian so really he is living in eternal life in heaven.
I love my Dad & I will really miss him x
I hope you all had the happiest Easter you could whatever your circumstances.
I feel awful all the time and want to cry all the time. this is so not me I never cry, I find myself crying coming down the stairs, I ache all over and I'm so tired you'd think I'd run a marathon, even my eye lids ache.
I don't know if these are side effects to pain meds or just simply it's all a bit to much for me.
I think it must be limbo land not knowing if the beast has taken up residence elsewhere...
i hate feeling like this, had the biggest cry today, i said to my husband i cant do this on my own, and burst in to tears, and he climbed out of bed and gave me the biggest hug ever and said yes you can and so can i, i felt so bad i stopped crying and then thought to myself if he can then i can,..........sorry if im ranting again.....sandra...x
Hi all, well this week has seen a big improvement in terms of general symptoms. I am on day 11 now and the indigestion type feelings have settled down a lot. I had a curry yesterday which was a little hotter than I realised at first it was going to be - but it was too yummy to leave - despite the tingly burny sensations I was getting. Luckily nothing untoward happened as a result, and today I've felt pretty good. I'm taking it a day at a time, not being very experienced obviously at this sort...
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