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hi - thanks every one for your kind words - i went to see the specialist today - i was told that they had the results back from all the scan and they still weren't happy with the results - the pet scan showed something in my jaw and the lymph node in my chest so they now want me to have a ct scan of the jaw and ultra sound scan and biopsy of the lymph node - and yes - i have to wait for another two weeks for the results - hopefully then they will be able to tell me what they can offer me - they did...
MY MOM STARTS HER FIRST CHEMO SESSION TOMORROW AND I AM SCARED FOR HER,MY MOM HAS LUNG CANCER AND SHE IS ONLY 55.I DONT KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT,MY MOM IS ACTING VERY BRAVE BUT I KNOW ON THE INSIDE SHE IS READY FOR FALLING APART.I THINK SHE IS TRYING TO HOLD IT TOGETHER FOR THE SAKE OF HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.I LOVE MY MOM VERY MUCH AND I JUST WISH THIS HORRIBLE THING WOULD JUST GO AWAY BUT I KNOW THATS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.
This morning our son in law rang, offering Peter a fantastic FREE trip to Germany, visiting a racing car workshop. Staying the night then the following morning driving on a race track with one of their cars. This to him, is the best thing that has happened since his diagnosis last year. He has been walking around like a Cheshire cat.
We had let our passports lapse but that was not a problem. Phoned the Passport people and they told us how to get one within the next 2 weeks. Problem solved. Arranged...
what i am wondering is i have 4 children Jordan 8, Jessica 5, Candice 3 and Cameron 19months. I know this is a very delicate situation and i want to do what is right but i really dont know how to approach it at all. Jordan knows something is going, he is not silly although he doesnt know what! i have carried on as normal. I am waiting on the biopsy results hopefully be with me soon, i know it could be a few weeks before i need to say anything i just want to prepare myself in...
Well Managers meeting went well, the director ordered everyone to raise as much money as possible on Friday (Pink Friday) in aid of breast cancer. Everyone was wonderful and totally supportive and I nearly cried bottom lip quivered a bit and a lovely lunch afterwards and my area manager give me a card and gift from my team Hugo Boss smellies,,,,ummmmm
Then I took the bull by the horns and have had my hair cut into a short bob and just for the hell of it had two pink extensions put in one either...
Hello has anybody heard from Danielle or Andy lately. I haven't spoken to Andrew since last week. I am just a little worried about Danielle I wondered if she has had her second opinion yet. I hope all is ok . If you read this Andy let us know please we are all your friends on here. Love Julie XX
after a two day hospital admission they managed to get my daughter's sickness under control with a pump then she got some good nights sleep and felt better enough to ask for the pump to be removed. Not such a good day today and suddenly all the fears come back. Fantastic to have a gp visit at 30 minutes notice - never had that before, and the nurses have been great. Have to find a way to get this PLX 4032 - our only hope.
To my dear mum,
5 long months have passed now... though the tears keep flowing, I found a poem you wrote down that I know you kept near to you...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8328377.stm
I always new that only being able to enjoy Indian food during my chemo sessions was actually a good thing ... !
Recently I discovered that a work associate of my late husband, Simon, took an advantage of the condition of Simon's brain tumour and made a nice profit out of it. I suspected something like this was happenning at the time, but as Simon's brain tumour was in his left temporal lobe where communication and memory was controlled, Simon could not remember the details of the business agreement (crucial part being just verbal according to the other party) I could not prove my suspicion.
Now that...
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