Hi
Although I have an ONC appointment tomorrow, last week I had to have my monthly bone juice injections and pick up my oral chemo. As my partner and I were going away for a few days (Straight form the hospital), I bit the bullet and asked if my CT results were in. I was told by BCN that thing look stable mable.
I am still of course going to my ONC appointment tomorrow morning and hope to hear the same thing from both my bone and CT scan. It is odd though, yet again no mention of the breast tumour from CT scan. This happened at last scan and my ONC said she would specifically request a report on the breast tumour. So I left the hospital last week in a relatively good frame of mind. Although the nurse that performed the bone juice has left me with a rather large bruise in the crook of my arm 6" x 3". Bragging rights I feel for the bruise I was even going to name it.
I seem to recall you have a tunnel appointment tomorrow so best of luck.
For those of you that recall, I am hoping to hear if a Judge has given the rubber stamp on divorce tomorrow or I go back to the back of the queue. If approved it should be 6/7 week until finalised.
anyway I hope everyone in this lovely group is well. I am just playing catch up have been in windy Yarmouth for a few days.
Dear
I'm sorry to hear you had such a long and tiring day, which has left you quite close to the end of your tether, I had a similarly chaotic week myself so you are not alone. Arrive at first hospital at 10am for ct scan in preparation for some radiotherapy on my neck, thats another story, they find something unexpected and want to do a mri, it takes so long to arrange I have to stay in hospital overnight, going through a and e to be admitted onto ward in the evening. Next morning get mri, suspicions confirmed of potential paralysis so told to lie flat. Spend all day in bed, finally get appointment at hospital 40 minutes away, told I can now get up and be driven by husband in car ! ! !
get there about 5pm, wait till 8.30 pm get radiotherapy and get home about 10.30. Frankly it was only the kindness of all the staff involved who were frankly embarrassed by the whole thing that got me through it. It’s hard to be cross when you know it’s a system that is so disorganised it couldn’t organise a proverbial in a brewery !! I hope you’ve recovered and you get the results your hoping for, maybe next time you go you should take a comfy cushion as a safety measure against the perils of those hard nhs plastic chairs. We have Parker knowles chairs at heomotology, luxury.
