Hi all,
Been having a little break from posting but still been checking in, it's just so sad sometimes.
So sorry Jennie about your new tumour, so glad to hear it's been removed and you are on the mend.
CB, Andy and Bob so nice to hear you are all doing so well after your operations and you have even had holidays, may it long continue.
I think about Dean so often, he had such a positive attitude and was a great friend to me.
Tony my hubby starts 2nd line chemo next Friday, he will be having paclitaxel every week for three weeks and then one week off, he is dreading the side effects so back on the rollercoaster again.
He has endured so much last year but I am so thankful he is still here, we have just gone over a year since diagnosis.
New Year new fight, let's hope 2025 is kinder to us all
Angie
Hello Angie. Best of luck for Tony's next line of treatment. A year after diagnosis is brilliant, provided you've all managed some quality time together. I hope there will be more happy memories made in the days and months ahead. Rod said last night that he realises every day is a bonus. Worst case scenario at diagnosis was 4-6 months without treatment. He's 5 months in and doing well.
I agree about missing Dean. What a rock he was for everyone on here.
Love to you all,
Lorraine
thats so lovely ladies, never has new year new you been so ironic, so inspirational and humbling these posts i read, after couple of days without the gloop and foam party the little sod has started tonight, friend said, it must know its on its way out
what a lovely way to go into the new year with new friends and some old ones that didnt leave, keep the updates coming
Yes it's here, still not really sunk in despite meds and nightwear ready to go. Alarm set to take meds very early doors, and food pump needs to go off midnight as have the 7.30am arrival time, its all such a blur, stood in kitchen for ages just looking at my food syringes,
Hope to be sending live update from the ward at some point, new year new you, god how apt xx jules
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