Gayle, sorry to read how low you are at the minute, my hubby's a bit like Martin feeling insecure when i'm at work i think the seizures scare him more than anything at the minute but thankfully i'm only 2 minutes drive away if he needs me. I don't mind the mornings at work because i know he is in bed until i go home for lunch, but going back to work after lunch breaks my heart because i know how fed up he is just lying watching telly all afternoon with the dog. He was in a lot better mood last night thankfully and is now looking forward to our weekend away ( 2 nights away from the in-laws can't wait !!) Hope your feeling a bit better today but i know it must be hard keep strong and love to you both.
MollieXX
Hi everyone
Susan and ying and Yang, thanks very much for your kind words I know what you mean about small white lies but I still dont like doing it but I try my hardest to protect Martin from the truth, Ying & Yang it must have been awful watching the artical about Ted Kennedy with your husband knowing the prognosis. xx
Mollie, glad your husband is feeling a little better, hopefully your break away will be great for you both. I have been looking to book a wee break for us, although we go every week to our caravan its not really a break it the norm, M & M love it but it kind of boars me maybe just the way I am feeling at the moment, I found a nice little break yesterday on the net a 3 day mini cruise to amsterdam in october and I think we might be going heres hoping, it would be something to look forward to. xx
Marnie, your brother sounds like a real fighter 3rd debaulk, is he still on chemo? Prognosis is so different from person to person, thats why the docs cant really give a straight answer, its all down to tumour position, the growth rate and how each indivual responds to treatment your brother seems to be doing really well, there are people who live for many many years with this tumour, although most are not so lucky, just keep hoping and praying your brother remains the way he is. As for his children its up to your family how you want to deal with it, our daughter Martine is coming up on 10 she knows her dad is very sick and he always will be, at the beginning we told her, her dad was really ill, every scan we tell her the truth so far its been pretty easy, thats all she knows as time goes on we will tell her things as she needs to know not before, others are very different anf tell their children full prognosis from the begininning, for me this is not needed as it would just be longer for the kids to worry. xxx
Jo, hope things are ok with you David and Reynard. xx
Dot, hope things are continueing to get better for you and Rodger, Martin been out all morning at his charity shops, back home with more junk lol at least he is happy :) that makes me happy although I get so bloody aggitated at times. xxx
DianneJ, how is Hannah. xxx
Rona, are you settled in your new home yet, we havent heard from you in a long time. xxx
Christie, love to to you. xxx
Eileen, love to you and Rob, hope things are ok with you both. xx
Lorraine, Lesley, Becca, Diane,Carrie, Emma, Jay, Julie and everyone else love to you all.
love Gayle. xxx
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