Sending best wishes and comforting ((((hugs)))) to you all
Dot xx
Hi Bob
May the power of all the thoughts and prayers from everyone on your site Iincluding mine) be with you and make you strong tomorrow.
The very best of luck - Oh and don't forget to take the brandy to revive yourselves afterwards.
xx
Bob, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and I join with everyone else here in saying you will be in my thoughts especially tomorrow. I hope that something positive may still come out of your visit. Take care x
Dear Bob,
Thinking of you and your dear family, sending you lots of strengh for tommorow.
Your in my thoughts and prayers.
Love Quill xxxxxxx
Hi All
A petition to get a review of how New Cancer Drugs are allocated.has been started I signed it just as it started and now there r are over 500 people already signed.
I do not know if their will be any change but if we all sign maybe something will improve.
Whishing you all the strength you need and thinking of you all today
Kay
We travelled to London early this morning and I must say I was forever hopefull but not really confident of a good outcome. We arrived early and went and had a drink before going to our appointment. The Marsden is undergoing a bit of refurbishment so we took a while to find the clinic. Eventually, after what seemed like an age, we were called in and my consultant radiologist sat us down and started explaining things. He started by going over the scan results from the Cromwell and saying how he had to add up all the fractions and if the number was too high then further treatment is limited or a high risk no go. At that point Myself and Linda looked at each other and feared the worst, but then he explained thed my totals were within the tolerence levels and he infact improved the odds from 30% to just 5 % for risk of really bad side effects. I could not refuse these odds and signed the consent form straight away. I go back on the dreaded Sutent tomorrow and during the cycle have two hospital visits, one to make the plastic mask and one to map out the treatment. The day after i start my two week break from the Sutent I have a ten day treatment plan. It wont be easy as it will involve Linda driving me to london each day for an hours appointment. So all in all a great result and one for which we are extremely grateful. its another lifeline, a chance I will grab with both hands and make the most of it. It was great to come home and tell Kate a bit of good news for a change. She has been staying out with some of her friends and after hugging me for a couple of hours is now out again for the night. Me being me, im planning to go back to work next week and try and get a months work in before the brain treatment starts as I have been warned it will knock me for six and I will not be able to do much at all. We will see about that. Thank you all once again for your good wishes and prayers. it worked.
That is great news Bob i am so happy for you an your family, im not sure what your treatment is but it sounds tough, A tough treatment for one hell of a tough guy , You go Bob your an insparation xx
Pauline
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