Alternative to Flamigel

Ah, thank you for that info, Dani.  It all helps us novices!

Gill xx 

Body parts aren’t allowed so no pictures of your cancer but a photo of oneself is perfectly ok. 

Hi gill

thr first photo shows me ringing the bell the bandage isn’t cut but in 2 nd one it is. Good luck  get somewhere. 
any question just ask xx

Hi yes every day I use  it like a one moisturiser. a lol in garden all year  and 5 month in Spain. I buy what evers on offer  50 neck and face 30 on other areas. Always  hat in summer. I still get a bit of colour when cycling g mostly.   I use it as I’ve a freckle person,  burn rather than tan. My skins always burnt my dad was ginger hence the freckles. 

h 

Heaven’s sake, yes. If you burn anyway ️️

Aw, smashing photos Hazel. Almost identical to ours when H rang the bell at Bexley Wing in April!

Oh, and thank you, too, for supplying more info about sun screens.  I've taken it all on board and will be extra vigilant this first year.  Thankfully the sun doesn't exactly crack the flags in West Yorkshire but I know UV penetrates cloudy skies, so I'll stay on the ball.

Gill xx 

Thank you x

Ask for polymem  bandage that's what I had to use ,cleared up in 10 weeks, hope for speedy recovery 

Hi Gill  I’m West Yorkshire as well. Pretty warm this afternoon after a cold start earlier. 
I just do it automatically s bit like my swallow and jaw exercises that u still do 7 years later they are for life.  

Hazel x

Sorry I’m late replying to this, hopefully his burn will be a lot better by now? I had the most horrendous neck wound following my radiotherapy, it was an open wound covering a huge area around my neck. It broke out suddenly, literally overnight, and I couldn’t get hold of my Cancer Nurse is so I went to the local burns unit. My neck was dressed with petroleum jelly dressings (Jelonet) and covered with soft pads, and kept in place by a kind of tubular bandage which went over my head and held everything in place around my neck, so no need for adhesive dressings. The wound took around five weeks to heal, but every time the dressing was changed, I could see a definite improvement.

I do hope that things are better for your husband by now though. 
best wishes

Bridget