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Oh no, , just what you need when you are anxious already. Hope you are OK now and have a good sleep tonight xxxxxx
Onwards and flatwards (don't do hills) and keep walking if you can!
Sorry Puzzler keep going you're doing so well xxx
I hope everything goes well with the chemo and your appointment next week, fingers crossed for you.
Hi , just wanted to wish you well for your Chemo today. Thought I would send a little friend to sit with you today........
LP will sit and chat with you while the Chemo does its thing! He's getting quite the little expert! Hope all goes well Hun! Xxxx
Early hours of Wednesday morning and another troubled night even though it is cooler. I went to my first funeral since diagnosis of a friend's wife who died from breast cancer. It has really unsettled me. In addition, a friend has been told that he has 3 months to a year left (tumours in his lung and liver). Very tearful with sadness for them and their loved ones but also for myself even though I am responding well to treatment. Feel thrown off course and dont know what to do except come on here!
Awwwww , it's so hard isn't It? Losing someone is never easy, but add into that the emotions you are already dealing with and it just feels overwhelming! I know I've been there as have a log of others on here. So obviously you'll hope we have all the answers on how to make you feel better........sorry Hun but no! I wish I did. But this is something that you will slowly work through, you need to allow yourself to feel however you feel, no emotions, thoughts or feelings are wrong, it's how you feel and how you are processing things! All that I can say is that it does get easier!
Right now you need to be a bit selfish and concentrate on you! You need to get through your treatment, get yourself well again so you have the strength to help your friend, if you feel you want to be involved with that! I don't mean that to sound horrid, but if you can't deal with it right now it's okay to take a step back. You can still be involved without getting too close to what's happening!
Now I think it's time for.....
You WILL get through this Hun. We are all here to listen xxxxx
I am in a similar situation with a friend who’s incurable and his prognosis isnt very good at all. Its hard to deal with that and the treatment your undergoing. Sometimes we need to give ourselves a break because sadly we cant cope with too much. Our brains will struggle to cope with everything and it gets overwhelming. I am glad to hear your treatment is going well and you in a good place for now, when we hear about our friends or family also dealing with cancer but their prognosis is bad it does shake us to the core, as we then imagine our own mortality and also some feel some kind of survivors guilt too, because we care and love them we don’t want to see them go thought it..I am sure your friend is very greatful for the support and i am sure they know this is hard for you too. But I wanted to send you some positive thoughts your way and lots hugs and encouragement for you and your friend.
Ok i am going to try and get back to sleep, long day coming up including an appointment with the dermatologist this afternoon.
try to sleep everyone, good night and sweet dreams, only it feels like good day
, big hugs xx It is so difficult xxxxxx
Onwards and flatwards (don't do hills) and keep walking if you can!
You all probably think I am being really silly but I am actually nervous about tomorrow. My friend who is incurable wanted to go though some things with me as he wanted to share with just me rather then with me and his wife. Bitting fingers time! Although not sure why, I already know its bad news but I suppose he wants to tell me himself a lot of the decisions his made.
My dermatology appointment today wasn't conclusive and their more on the believe I have melenoma in my big toes. Its inconclusive because they knie I have had it a while and their is a slight increase in grow in 3 weeks but they want to check it again in around 6 weeks I think because they said by then if its just trauma it should be healing if it what they suspect then I be off for a biopsy. Nail off ouch! Do I will have to cross my fingers as its not so easy with my toes.
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