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I'm still blogging because I'm still here! A blog is supposed to be a peersonal account of each one of us' journey along the cancer path. No two will be the same.
I've joined the group for those living with an incurable or terminal cancer diagnosis and my reading there makes me understand how lucky I am at this stage of the journey. I'm 81 and I've had my wonderful, interesting life. I could reasonably have expected to live for another 5-10 years and die of something anyway...
Woke up positive this morning, not sure how long it will last. I've tried to find the positives out of the last 7 months and the main one is i'm still here!!! the care i've received from the team at the Churchill Hospital, Oxford as been excellent. The support from Mark (the wonderful man in my life) as been out of this world, even when I've just randomly burst into tears for no readily apparent reason, something I do quite a lot!!! Feel like i'm starting to ramble so I'm going for...
Well it may be the the last 24 hours of 2013 but they have come and gone without much incident for me to report at all. Managed another half cup of tea for breakfast this morning, now feel a bit sicker than normal. I was told this recovery phase may have the one day forward and two steps back feeling but to be fair I don't think I can quantify or recognise a full step forward yet! Had a shock when getting into bath this morning as my lack of buttocks due to weight loss meant quite a heavy landing...
After that altercation with the nurse at the beginning of December, hubby realised that his not dealing with it all very well was causing me so much anxiety so he got himself together and dealt with it better which made it so much easier for us both. He said he put up a wall in his mind at the end of rt and was not thinking any further than that. That made it so much easier to deal with but now that finishes tomorrow I can see him start to worry about all sort of things again and his side effects...
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Well i have had a visit from my Macillan nures and she was unable to come up with any reason as to why they have missed this Cancer over the past year or so as they have been seeing me every three months for the past five years well it is too late for recriminations now we just need to get down to beating this new out break of cancer but in two places this time, I am at a loss too see why they are working on the neck cancer before the lung cancer as the mass in my lung is the largest...
