Evening all, I hope everyone has had a nice weekend.
I started my healthy eating plan this week, it was going so well until yesterday. Jam roly poly with custard and a big bag of haribos have put a spanner in the works.
apologies in advance if I ramble on a bit this week. TURBT #2 on Wednesday.
sending you all positive thoughts..
Nigel
Your allowed a treat Nigel my Nan used to make jam roly poly from scratch one of my best memories from being a lad is going to her house on a Sunday for dinner she would of been 86 this year only not been with us for two years she was some cook from Northern Ireland she was a great woman
Evening Nigel,
Not had jam Roly poly for many a year's, sounds good though.
I'm a sweet fan, not chocolate but sometimes get through a bag of Haribo etc. Although Jelly Fruit's are my favourite.
Changing your diet is tough, so don't beat yourself up, I think the occasional treat is a good thing overall. Otherwise you'll just quit.
No need to apologise, waffle on as much as you want. Best of luck in advance for TURBT number 2, but sure it will go well.
Take care.
Trevor
Congrats on losing those two pounds. I find losing weight very hard.
I need to move more and eat less, but seem to have that in reverse at the moment. I now work from home full time so need to be more disciplined.
I found I recovered better on TURBT number 2, I wasn't knocked out for as long as the tumour was already removed.
I did have to stay overnight again though, which I didn't mind too much.
The worst part was the catheter, which they left in for about 7 hours, as soon as that was removes I was up and about. I guess they kept it in to help clear and monitor.
Of course it's always worrying going in for a procedure,. Although I've been knocked out quite a few time's now with a biopsy every three months or so and I'm no longer really worried now. I suffer from anxiety and I'm more worried about the drive to the hospital and being late etc than the procedure now.
Best of luck.
Trevor
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