Multiple reoccurences

Hi H. Sounds like a bit of a mixed result. Glad to got through it ok. Love the sound of your new hobby and it is always great to spend time with the grandkids. Put your feet up for a few days to recover. Best wishes.

Glad you are back home and enjoying the garden.Best wishes.Jane x

Glad your home and enjoying the sheep !!

They are obviously not too worried at this stage so lets hope for a good biopsy.

Im very jealous of you and others getting tea and toast, I got the offer of a sandwich but no tea.

That is dreadful Foxbrush! I thought NHS tea was obligatory post-treatment. How on earth could you be expected to recover without a cuppa? xxx

Hey H great to know that you’re up & well so soon!  All the best with the biopsies x  I feel such a fraud as I’m rolling around moaning & all fuzzy headed for the the first week or two

What no tea Foxbrush, water maybe?  I’m lucky enough to get both, sometimes it’s toast  other times they say they’re not allowed to make toast & I get a sandwich.  Not sure what that’s all about but I’m grateful all the same.  When they did the procedure st my local hospital we got biscuits & cake too!  

Exactly. Plus, I brought my own sandwich as I'm diabetic. 

Thanks Rily and everyone. Really appreciate your support. My daughter and grand daughter are off home tomorrow and I plan to spend rest of weekend in front of netflix as a distraction from biopsy-angst. In case anyone is interested...feedback from vet.....perfect sheep, very wormy goats. xxx

Hi Herothedog , did they do the mitomycin wash , maybe they are thinking that could clear it up or could be next course of action. Fingers crossed with the biopsy results and next steps. 

Great weather for outdoor activities however different they may be

Thanks for crossed fingers Lugsy. No treatment at all this time they just took a biopsy. I have wondered about mitomycin but my team previously said BCG would be more effective. Balmy autumn weather here on edge of exmoor today. xxx

Fascinated to know how teams reckon to know whether BCG will be "more effective" or Mitomycin, Given my husband's experience, when at the beginning we would have taken whichever they suggested first and it was BCG  but for him it didn't work whereas even cold Mitomycin  apparently did. I say apparently because I suppose even though one more new  tumour had grown after 6 BCG and none after 6 Mitomycin, maybe the BCG had had some positive effect, and one person isn't statistically significant etc etc..... The thing is, is anyone researching how to decide by using some kind of objective test or assessment which it's best to try first for each person?   Because knowing  would save                                                                                                                                                                                     *delay in nobbling the cancer                                                                                                                                                                                   *costs of staff time and materials to the NHS                                                                                                                                                                  *and much misery to patients and their ever-faithful driver/carers [Yay for all of us out here!] 

Info anyone?

Denby