Hi ya,
Jewels you are more than welcome to contribute to this thread. Any advice is most welcome and we are all here for you if you need to chat, rant or anything that helps you cope. You and your poor sis have had a horrendous time, I hope are both ok now x
Laila I’m so sorry you’re having such a rotten time on Taxotere, it sounds awful. Lets hope it calms down soon and isn’t like this each time. Just wish I could offer more helpful advice.
Stuart keep fighting this!!
Jean I luvvvv the photo. You all look so cool. Shame it was chilly, but what a fab night. Well at last we’re into out final week!!! Woo-hoo! Just a shame foods still gonna taste poo for a while yet!
Kay glad you’re ok.
Caley it’s great to hear you’re ok after surgery. I too think the bells a fab idea and wish I’d thought of that though my family may not have thought so! Don’t worry about your lymph nodes, lots of people have positive ones, have them removed, receive treatment and are fine.
Sam your Saturday sounds perfect :-) glad you enjoyed it.
Stef you poor thing. My first few months of chemo would make me feel like you so you have all my sympathies. Thank goodness it’s just for 24hrs (bad enough I know). Hope you're feeling better now x
Sue that’s just fantastic news, no wonder you’re relieved. I’m sure the adenoma is nothing to worry about but it’s hard not to look these things up!!!
Wendy it sounds like you’ve had a brilliant weekend :-) When are you off to York? It’s lovely having something nice to look forward to and it’ll make time go quicker for your op!
Hope everyone else is well,
Take care Chelle x
Hi Paula,
We posted at the same time!!
Isn’t it frustrating when you lose you voice!!! Grrhhhh! I can imagine your hubby is secretly smiling about it ;-)!! No more shouting, moaning or just constant chatting (if you’re anything like me!!) ha ha!
Good luck for your sister tomorrow. Lets hope it’s not too much for her as she’s going to find it hard to cope. I can’t imagine how your poor mum must feel with both her daughters going through this!!
No 7…go girl you’re getting there..yipppeeee!!
By the way ladies I also got refused DLA. They said as I could walk and cook a meal for one I didn’t qualify!! Yes I can walk but when chemo strikes you can’t wake up, get up or do anything let alone go for a stroll!! And I have a family of 5 (3 kids, my youngest being 6) to cook for, I could hardly cook just for myself and not them could I!!! They don’t take into account domestic work and looking after children etc. I'm actually quite annoyed about there criteria! Thanks for the rant :-D
Love Chelle x
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