New month, new thread - as requested by ellie 73
Daily Life chit chat for bloods, scans, appointments, going shopping, cutting grass, reading, watching some thing decent on TV - whatever your day has in store for you. That is daily life!
Even having a laugh, that is a normal life, and we all have it.
If you have a special topic please start a new thread so people that wish to see it can, and can comment.
Hope this is to everyone's approval.
Thanks.
Hi Kate, been away for the weekend, without Poppy, I think she missed me, you would think I had been away a month, we are off to allotment to water greenhouse, hopefully the plants can be saved, thunderstorms are fab, best thing for the garden. Enjoy your walk with Candy.
Eddie xx
I don't know Eddie....I wasn't at the front of the queue when tact and diplomacy was being handed out! Throughout my life, I've felt awkward with people, because I can come across as too 'direct'. Some people are affronted by this. I do care passionately about people though, and hope I can offer some words of comfort or reassurance, even if I'm a bit blunt.
It is how I am, and to some extent, it's what is getting me through this whole cancer experience....a 'gritty determination', rather than a 'positive' attitude. I knew as soon as I was told that a lesion on my scalp had 'abnormal' kidney cells in it, that I really had a big 'Big C' problem, and that it would be incurable. I never tried to kid myself that it would be curable, and I wasn't offered surgery, but immunotherapy as a palliative measure. I think this has made a big difference to how I've approached my cancer. I haven't had to go through the hope...treatment....hope....different treatment...scenario, or the recovering from surgery. In other words, I've never expected or hoped for a happy ending, or a miracle cure.
What I'm hoping for now is to have the strength and stamina to really sort out my new garden, so that it is in decent shape for the next owner to take it on. One more 'good' year or two if I'm lucky.
I AM happy, and enjoying my life, and want to make the most of what I have. Oh, and win the lottery!
Good night....give Poppy a pat from me.
Kate
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