Hooray bloods were ok so i could have my treatment long day no side effects yet apart numerous trips to the loo hoping it isn't going to be bad big hugs to all Phil x
Hello all, So tomorrow I finish work to head off on my holidays. Really looking forward to it after having to cancel April's due to the RC. I had my first six month scan nearly two weeks ago. I let them know I was going away and they said they would...
Hi all ct scan today waiting game now also bloods pre chemotherapy tomorrow fingers crossed all ok long day tomorrow think another sleeplessness night tonight best wishes to all Phil x
It occured to me today that you often don't get told stuff always. Or even if you are you are still not quite prepared for it. Even when you have experienced it before. Quofe for example, if you don't know what quofe is I suggest not googling it You...
Just finished my 6 weeks of BCG treatment, I am quite lucky really as I did not have any side effects. Just wait now for 6 to 8 weeks to be checked for any reoccurrence.Fingers crossed the BCG has done its job. If not I am not sure what happens then....
Afternoon all, My MRI results are back… everything is fine with the prostate…PHEW… Even the inflammation due to the BCG treatment has disappeared… I have also been discharged from the Prostate team… avery very happy day Love to all Nigel ...
I emptied my night bag this morning, and at the bottom it is mauve/blue colour? Also at docs this morning because I have pains in my upper tummy. Any ideas what this could be?
Couldn't have my chemotherapy last Friday something wrong with my bloods getting anxious as this is the second time it has happened got a ct scan tomorrow so anxiety levels are sky high at the moment trying to keep positive they are planning to give me...
Hi I have just had a cystoscopy check up and a second tumor has been found, awaiting tula. Had a tumor removed last November followed by 6 weeks of chemotherapy. I am not coping so well this time, husband and son fell out 18months ago and don't...
Some for everyone? Nigel xx
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