Nothing starts my day better than reading some positive news from my chums in the kitchen.
Thrilled indeed that you do not need debilitating (though again life saving) chemo Soop After a real trial things are certainly turning for the better and you still have several little hills ahead but knowing of you now you will climb them with great aplomb!!!
Onward and upward and may it all go nice and smoothly from now on,you have already had too many hiccups!
I too recieved 6 weeks aggressive non stop radiotherapy and no chemo ..........just like you Ann
Three cheers for that sweet new friend of yours providing that uplift in your life just at the right time Ann and she certainly has you wrapped around her little paw!!!Another one brought up with an outside “privy” so I can well understand why she chooses her litter tray!!
Another one that has been thinking of Morethan and wondering how her family`s life is panning out.
Again more promising news for your son Callgirl so very encouraging for him.......and for you.Let us hope this good fortune continues.
GQ I can well imagine the sense of relief you experienced on hearing both your daughters were free of breast cancer, great news for sure.
Whilst I personally have had excellent care from the NHS over many years just as you have said,sadly this is not so where my husband is concerned.He has been badly let down several times since his stroke prior to Christmas.So much so his own GP is getting very frustrated with them.
Feeling for you Anneliese as I know what its like seeing your man not be the same man he once,very distressing times.Hopefully there will be thoise answers to help him coming very soon
My appointment was also troublefree in itself,a very long wait but eventually on meeting the Opthalmologist, she was far more caring than the harsh one I met previously.She truly gave my eyes a thorough examination and stated that at this stage there was no cause for alarm, but I have eye drops plus she suggested vitamins, since I have such a poor diet.Back in 3 months (which by passed standards means more like 8 months!!)
However sadly it seems my dear man may have to give up driving,another blow as the short journey,3/4 miles to and from the Hospital rendered him in such discomfort.It is not nice seeing him like this.
I am sure you will be even more pleased than your Fred when he gets himself a new home Annie!!!.............even if he enjoyed your hallway and bathroom I am sure it caused you a few headaches!!
I am amazed at all of you and your tenacity dealing with so many of the younger generation,where oh! where do you all get your energy from I ask??Of course they are part and parcel of your own blood and although it may make for hectic living on those visits,I can see you enjoy having them around you so very much.
Another thing I have obviously lost out on!
At last the sunshine promised and I rather think it will have to be a quiet laid back day..........well in my dreams!.........yesterday seems to have sapped any of my faded “get up and go!!”
However wishing you all well,may the sun shine on you as well as peace and goodwill.