I know that started this brilliant idea so I wanted to carry it on for her and as the forum has become a little gloomy recently as we face loosing them both soon.
So
1. daloni and dizzie outlasted their prognosis by years and I am sure proved that you can have quality of life despite doctors best guesses and we all benefited from knowing them on here.
2. I just got back from a fabulous holiday in Galicia, northern Spain. I walked more than I have for months (chemo pushed me into a wheelchair) the food and wine was fab and I met old friends and laughed a lot.
3. Macmillan have admitted that their upgrade has been a bit sh*t and are working on improving it. Hurrah for Macmillan who have admitted it didn't go well. How many organisations actually come out and say that.
I don't like to think that newbies think that we are a miserable lot, what struck me on here when I came was how much joy, laughter and living went on despite cancer.
Nicky
My first post on this thread:
1) Having good news from my Oncologist yesterday
2) seeing 2 hares dancing across the field on our morning walk
3) arriving home to see a Muntjac in the garden
B x
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Just wish I'd whipped out my camera in time to photo. Brought tears to my eyes (all 3) but I'm an emotional wreck nowadays!
B x
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I am bumping this thread back up as it seemed to be lost. My 3 good things are all about valentines.
1. Hubby bought me a beautiful bunch of roses, my favourite.
2. We went out for a meal on valentines night, something we have never done before.
3. Is vey special. I will share a photo, and if you get it you will know how excited I am to be going in 2 weeks time.
