We Talk Brain Tumours

Dot, sorry to read of Roger's passing, sending you deep sympathy. xx

Martin, I quite agree and was only thinking much the same myself - Macmillan should be embarrassed about the situation and I wonder if this forum indicative of the whole site?

Hope all is well with you x

Dot, Thinking of you at this difficult time. At least Roger is at peace now. x

Dot,

We are so sorry to learn of Roger's passing and I hope you will accept our sincere condolences.

Doreen and Martyn xx

Dear Dot,

So sorry to hear that Roger has died, I am thinkng of you and your family this evening.

Love

Jeanx

Oh Dot, our brave, brave Dot.

We are so terribly sorry to hear about your darling Roger; our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. You have been such a tower of strength to so many over the past year or so. The tales of your travels with Roger somehow given us all hope; I remember so well your story about Roger being determined to fix the TV aerial on your camper van whilst on your travels, did make me chuckle so. I still cannot believe you drove all the way to Spain and back.

Roger, may you rest easy old chum.

Our love to you and your family Dot – Robin and Janice xx

 earest Dot Don't know what made me come onto the site tonight but I did & have seen the sad news about your beloved Roger. We both started with our loved ones this horrible journey of pain & suffering within days of each other but at least Roger is in pain no more but I know what heartache you must have at this time. I send you love & my heartfelt  sympathy to you & your family. Suexxxxxx 

To all that have lost their loved ones recently I send my deepest condolences. Looking quickly back over the last few pages it seems that yet again there has been much sadness & loss in a very short space of time & I am so sorry that I haven't offered any individual support to you all. Expect you can guess that situation with Pete not good & I haven't been coping too well. He was in hospital a total of 8 weeks after his 2nd debalk & returned home paralysed down his left side. He was home a total of 3 & a half days before being rushed back into hospital again with loads of blood clots across his chest & a lung infection. He's been in now for a week & thankfully they seem to have successfully treated both so he may be out on Tuesday now. Not looking forward to the sheer physical strain of hoisting him but it will begood to have him home again. He hates being in hospital especially as he has been surrounded by men at least 30 years older than him so he has had no peer support.

Sorry Mandy I saw your recent post to me only today .........I have no idea how I get to private messages on this bloody awful new site but I am extremely grateful to you for thinking about me especially as I know that your life is never easy either. Hope  Paul is as well as can be expected.

CH Big hugs too as I read that you are going through tough times as well.

Although I haven't been reading or posting for most of the time that Pete has been in hospital it doesn't mean that I have not been thinking of you all. Everyone on this site is special & you are never far from my thoughts.

Sue xxxx

Dear Suetoy,Just read your post and wanted to send you some strenth to help in the coming weeks. x Stay strong

 Dot, what sad, sad news. I too will never forget your funny, poignant, inspiring account of your big adventure this time last year. Although we never met, I did almost feel that I knew you and Roger personally. Roger will, I know, be  sadly missed by everyone who knew him. I hope you have your family with you now to give you comfort. Thinking of you and sending you much love.

Susan

xxxxxxx