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First of all can I please send all my love, hope, squidgy hugs and profuse apologies for not being around over the last couple of months. I hope that all my lovely friends are as well as can be expected and I have missed all of you and your stories and funny antics very much.
It has been a horrible couple of months for my brother, me and my family and I will confess that I just didn't have the energy to log in to MacLand as I couldn't seem to find the strength to give you all the love and support...
it's been a week since my radio therapy and Ms tiredness is paying a visit.....I've been sleeping probably about 12 hours of the day....
i don't mind because there's something about the power of sleep and healing....
But, at the moment I've still been getting up and dressed in the morning.....and if I can..I'm sure son number 2 can make the effort...
So I wake him at 6.30...have my brekkie, then disappear into my book ( the hobbit, my happy place.)..
8 o'clock...ex husband...
So, today I went to see my doctor for a check up. She has been the most amazing doctor I have ever known this past year, and thank goodness I have her. I have a very good relationship with my doctor, I can talk to her about anything; her door is always open to me, she is always on the other end of the phone if I need her, she's even round at the house every few days checking on my dad now. If she wasn't my doctor I'd be hunting her down on Facebook and befriending her.
Two weeks ago...
My blog posts don't seem to publish only the title. I just want to say i am getting stronger after my Stem cell treatment that took place in Barts over christmas . Now eating well and on the way to recovery. Feel positive doing everyday things that make me feel part of the community again. Wish all the best.
On the bad days, in those times when we experience what some call 'the dark night of the soul,' it is hard to remember that we are not alone. It may feel as though that is so, but if we can reach out, however shakily, there is help and support.
My husband has had a very difficult week, not so much physically, more struggling with what's in his head. It really isn't that long ago he received his diagnosis, and after a period of denial he is slowly coming to try and face the reality of that...
Well it says 'discription', so that is where I'll start. I've always had a very unhealthy relationship with mother, she's not really showed much love towards me in fact in my teenage memories are of her being jealous of me and hurling abuse at me whenever the mood took her..So that's how I would describe my relationship with her....Difficult. Mother was diagnosed with this brain tumour after having several falls and a seriously bad attitude problem (worse than usual)! So after the initial shock...
Is it ok to feel happy? Is it ok to feel excited? Maybe its just a high from all the jelly babies.
I woke up with that same Monday morning feeling, is the weekend really over again already? Just another day at work. I enjoy my job, I enjoy my friends... and most importantly its a distraction. They say a smile is contagious. Katie smiles like a cheshire cat all day long so its difficult not to be happy around her. Today I feel like I've been too happy though. Too happy and too excitable. Like...
My Dad found out he had cancer in May 2011, of the oesophagus. I hadn't seen him properly for 4 years and on and off for 3 years before that. My bf took me up to the hospital to visit him, on his Birsthday. What I thought was one of the hardest things. But actually, today has so far been my worst through this horrible fight. My Dad has caught a chest infection and has severe amounts of fluid in his lungs. To save the upheaval of taking him to an NHS hospital for antibiotics through the vein which...
district nurse came today to drain my lung......so tomorrow should be a good breathing day....
it's 5 days since the radiostactic radiation therapy I had and she said that my head will be most swelled up now and should start to ease off soon...
my forehead is looking a bit 'tanned' as well......
but...good news....apparently when i start chemo for my lung....it may heal up the gap in it a bit and i might not need it draining as much...
We all need things to look forward to....whether...
