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Glad it all went to plan LondonLass sorry about the biopsy. Let us know how tomorrow goes. Xxx
I'm going home tomorrow so bye bye delicious Devon.
I've been in the sea off and on all day. I felt a bit like a mermaid xx
I think you have been in the best place today, in the sea. It has been so very hot here I have struggled to breathe.
Keeping everything crossed for the biopsy results being as they should beLondonLass
I've notcacheived much on my list of jobs today, but I think I needed the rest this afternoon. It has hit me hard leaving my job.
Transport has all been booked for radiotherapy sessions, yay! Bless her, the lady who did it all with me over the phone was so sweet and phoned me back just now with the only few reference numbers she hadn’t been able to give me at the time.
hugs xxx
Moomy
So sorry the Barrett’s has enlarged @londonlass (won’t tag), you really have enough to contend with without that as well! Sending hugs xx
Onwards and flatwards (don't do hills) and keep walking if you can!
Don't worry seaspirit44 I'm not overly concerned.....well not until I find out if I need to be concerned!!
Appointment with Oncologist was hmmmm a bit odd really. Discussed things again and agreed to start new treatment. Signed on the dotted line.
Then was taken by nurse to get bloods done, then handed a treatment book and a sepsis alert card. Then went off to have ECG! Assuming all comes back okay I shall get an appointment through to see nurse at clinic to start treatment!
It felt very surreal as I was handed the treatment book! Took me right back to 2013 when I received my Chemo tracker book! I felt sad, a kind of here we go again....but also grateful I am still here!
Have VERY mixed emotions about EVERYTHING! Just want to go back to being Sal in 2013 before all this started!! When life was so much easier and far less stressful.
However one plus of today that made me feel I still have a purpose. While waiting for the ECG I was chatting to a lady about my mums age. Her daughter was recently diagnosed with Secondary breast cancer. I explained my story and how I'm still here almost 9 years post Secondaries diagnoses. A tear came to her eyes and then a smile. She thanked me for chatting and as they left I knew she would share my story with her daughter and hopefully it would help her see that a Secondaries diagnosis isn't always a death sentence. There are lots of treatments to try and always more on the way!!
Sending Love and Hugs to all. Could do with a good group hug right now! Xxxx
So much to catch up on LondonLass fingers crossed.
Lacomtekp sorry about your son's accident. Looks nasty
WhatHappened sorry your fur baby struggling
Mags123 your new employer lucky to have you plus ️clear mammo results
Snowys Mum rocking the swim suit. Miss World next xx
that's the extent of tagging skills but I've tried to react to all your posts to show I've read them xx
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