This chemo lark certainly affects stamina. He decided to do something in the garden. I had my reservations especially in this heat. I have learnt though. My advice goes one ear and out the other. He pretends he can't hear, so I have given up! Any road up. 10 minutes later he says he us shattered and needs to go to bed again.
We had a saying when I was a kid "your eyes are bigger in your belly" that certainly seems to be the case with his stamina.
Life is no fun at the moment, worrying about himself and now me as well.. My CT scan on 23rd July showed 'a subjective hypodensity spot on my liver that appears to have grown, they don't know what it is, but say it MAY be focal fat. I am now waiting for an MRI. Needless to say I am terrified and have convinced myself that my cancer has returned as secondary. If only I wasnt a "glass half empty person" life would be so much more manageable. I really envy people who are naturally "glass half full".
Keep well all. That alert on my phone last night about the weather conditions was loud. I couldn't say I didnt hear it. I keep the sound muted, it certainly over-wrote that!
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