Waiting patiently even tho the consultant reassured me he said it doesn’t look sinster. Still telling me I have to wait. Kind of convinced myself nothings going on. But deep down it pops back up the maybes. Is this normal should I take is word for it
Hi MasM
Good to see you pop up again. How are doing? Hope everything went well with your check up.
Sarah xx
Hi Angie (Boo123you
Wow! This is really good news to read! What an excellent result. Sorry I wasn’t here earlier to reply to you-I’ve been away for the day and just got home. Hope you can relax now.
Sarah xx
It’s the best result. It’s sad we don’t all get such good news but be pleased that you have.
Sarah xx
Hi Sarah.. been on a couple of times but it was very quiet.. maybe a good thing though!
Check up was fine.. just need to get used to the 3 monthly thing now I suppose. First one is always the worst though as you are never quite sure what to expect and there is always the risk they may blindside you.
Apart from nerve damage in my leg I am recovering well and the fatigue is much much less now.
How are you doing??
Mas xx
The group has been pretty quiet recently, so I pounce on a name I know to see how they’re doing! So glad your check up went well-it’s always a big relief to get the first one out of the way.
I have moved from 3 monthly checks to 4 monthly and expected a call by the end of April. That hasn’t happened so maybe I’ve actually moved to 6 monthly without them telling me!
How are you coping with the nerve damage in your leg? I do have a lot of issues with my right leg, but not sure why. Other than that I’m doing fine thank you. Still go to my bed very early though!
Sarah xx
Aww good that you are moving to longer between check ups. The leg is a proverbial pain in the bum. Was a dead leg for 3 months but now looks like it wants to comeback to life. Not painful just very uncomfortable with electric shocks going down my thigh and very sore to touch. In the grand scheme of things it's a small price to pay xx
I am fed up of leg pain-I spent today at a funeral in my wheelchair and it’s so frustrating. But I could not have stood for the length of the service. I’ve not had a dead leg feeling, but more a very sore hip and into my groin. Definitely a small price to pay to be here still though!
Sarah xx
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