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I was rediagnosed with a nodule on my Liver & something on my remaining kidney 2 weeks ago for the 3rd time.......was put on Sutent straight away & told that case would be discussed at next MDT.
Now out of the blue have received a MRI scan appointment & unsure why, Im guessing they either want a closer look at the Liver as there is a problem (although my Onc did say that although it is there it wasnt life threatening) or they are considering if the tumour is operable.
Really anxious...
Decided to fix jockey wheel on my trailer and perform oiling duties and ended up painting it !!! think was to much as bloody incision wound painful think have pulled a healing muscle.Learnt my lesson to NOT do too much.
well just realised i had never put any pics onto my profile so i decided to go ahead and eventually do it think i was putting off finding out exactly what i looked like just last year before i was diagnosed funny how different you become from the laughing happy person you were to the image i now see in front of the mirror not that im unhappy with me just such a different person looking back but you know i am a completely different person i see things now from a different point of view im stronger...
well the birthday was great - went for high tea on the friday with 11 of my pals and it was fab. couldn't go to the pub after as so tired but it was a good few hours.
sunday my pals came down with a picnic and we had an easter egg hunt too. thet bought me a swing for the garden which is fabby.
my problem is my arms, shoulders and neck are sore to touch. any ideas??? i'm getting paranoid as its only over a fortnight before i go away to spain for the weekend. probably its just tiredness but its...
Today, 24th April, Shawn turned 42. My gorgeous husband is half way through his radiotherapy treatment for an inoperable GBM.
The sun came out for a couple of hours, which isn't that usual for Scotland, but nonetheless, it was a beautiful day. A couple of friends and a BBQ were in order to celebrate Shawn's birthday.
Tomorrow is an early radiotherapy appointment, instead of 10.40 am it's been pushed back to 9.40 am because of the Easter weekend. So, that means no consultant tomorrow, but...
back home after the penultimate chemo but boy am i tired. it's taken a lot out of me this time and ive got the sick feeling constantly. been put on nosinan again but the correct dosage this time lol but not doing much yet. don't know whether to move around and do stuff or just sit and chill (sometimes think that makes you more tired).
feel good apart from that. wee niggles of pain but i put that down to chemo doing its work. anyway weather is good here in dundee - just waiting for the sun...
Tried hard to have better day so kept mor active today and it worked! Just got to try and eat better as nutrition is the key.
THE SUN HAS GOT HIS HAT ON
HIP HIP HIP HIP HOORAY
ON GOES LOADS OF FACTOR 50
AND GO ON OUT AND PLAY!
sorry...poet lauriat i am not.... but you get the message
happy easter
peter x
Couple of bad days.Had terrible constipation then after laxatives stomach cramps!!! Even harder to eat things! Hoping for better day today. This bloody disease .Got to get strength up as chemo starts for last time soon! Going in greenhouse now to sort some plants.Trying to do a bit this morning it should do me good.
Just back from the check up and the docot told me its normal for Brandon to get out of breath and to get tired easily. He said it will be at least 4 to 5 years before he starts getting back to normal. Brandon wasnt happy to hear that he said it wasnt normal and now everyone will know that he is different. Im so proud of Brandon he actually told the doc everything that was going on in his head and his biggest fear of it coming back. It is the first time he opened up and let us know what was going...
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