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Wish l was as brave as you Maria! keep thinking, perhaps l should get it cut a ‘bit’ shorter, but not quite managed to get there!
No doubt l will regret it, when it falls to my feet!
These ‘boys’ can’t have anything without them wanting it! bet you are glad your son just helped with the blow drying? we have enough problems without a bad haircut!!
Must be lovely and cool in this heat, oh you may not have our heat!!
Suits you Maria, some people can get away with really short hair, lucky you are one of them. Not sure l can, but l will have to!

Sorry can’t help with the shops here, you are at the opposite side of the M25 to me!

I had a bit of a wobble this morning, not sure why, just one of those days, probably being my husbands birthday today! doesn’t take too much to set me off these days! poor man can’t have a birthday without me crying!

Took the dogs for a walk, and then to get the paper, walked straight by the papers to pay, she said you haven’t got your paper! oh l said, head all over the place, l will get it on the way out! had a bit more of a chat, walked out…yes straight by the paper! Good job she was on the ball! a good shout, at me soon reminded me!

Lots of paperwork to catch up on, so that is my job for today, keep my mind busy!!

Hospital tomorrow, just for a check up with the nurse and remove seroma from mx, such a shame l almost have a small boob! certainly got a clevage with it. but she will put her needle in and hey presto ‘flat’ again!
Lots of Hugs
Sandra xxx

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Hi Everyone, what a lovely weekend, doesn’t it make you feel a bit better when you see the sun shining.
Well me and hubby made 150 cakes on Saturday for youngest grandsons fun day at play school, and I won a prize in the raffle, a boys hair cut, so that went straight to little grandson.
Went to my daughters saturday night for a pre birthday Bar-b-que, it was lovely, ate to much though.
Suzi well done on gaining your Bsc Honours, I have just sent off my last assignment for this course. Hoping to start a level 2 creative writing course in October, I have plenty of stories to tell lol. I really envy the work you do, I use to look after youngsters that had been taken into care, I loved it. I was out of work and wanted a job and I had got fed up with catering so I went for this suppport workers job and I got it. I had to leave the job though because I spilt up with a violent husband so I had to move from Derbyshire. However I had to come back to look after my mum when she was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. I stayed here and got a divorce, but he is not allowed to know were I live. This was 11 years ago and I am now married to a most wonderful man.
Izzy sorry you’ve not been feeling to good,you need to learn how to be lazy lol. It is really hard but once you accept it you’ll love it, just go out and enjoy the sun when you feel ok :slight_smile:
Vickie, I dont know what tablets your on for sickness, but I am on Domperidone (sounds like a good Brandy lol) but there really good. My GP put me on these before I was diagnosed with cancer, I was feeling sick all the time with the other medication I take. When I had my chemo and they knew what tablets I was taking the nurses said to stay on them because they were better than the ones they were going to give me.So if there not what your taking ask your GP.
Sandra, hope your wee problems are better, I know what your going through. I hate going to the doctors and then him asking me to go to the toilet and give him the sample. Well you can bet I never want to go, and if I do I miss the bottle lol. Now I have a plan,if I am going to the doctors, and I think he is going to ask for a sample I just say ok. Then hidden in my bag is a small plastic jug from a old tea set my grandson had, so I take that with me and I can wee ib it lol.I come home and bleach it, hope he doesn’t want it back lol I love the sound of the water pistol fight, what is it with boys and men when they see water for a social occasion they have to wet everyone, I am glad you had a good time.
Maria you sound like youve been really busy, hope you have a fantastic time in the UK, hope the weather stays nice, were are you flying to? hope you have lots and lots of cuddles, I am sure you will. Just take care, try not to do much, easier said than done though.
Lee I would like to learn bridge, my mum in law goes every week to a friends house, there is quite a few off them go and they have a real good time.I really envy you being able to have new spuds out of the garden. Sandra asked for our memory smell,tomatoes out of the green house and runner beans remind me of my dad, and those big chrysanthemums with like a football heads reminds me of my grandad. When I was small I use to help him tie brown paper bags over the top to make the flower grow nicely.
Well look I have written a book and not even told you a story, I will tell you about my story of what happened in the park the next time I come on lol
Well all of you have a good afternoon, IZZY get sat outside and relax, and all the rest of you can relax to, whatever your doing can wait till tomorrow ok lol
Take care
Love Heather.
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Hello ladies,
Been to the doctors this morning and been given a new course of anti biotics, so I should be right as rain soon,I hope.
Maria, love the new hair cut it really suits you, I hope you are all ready for your holiday with your Mum and Dad now, won’t be long before you are here!
Sandra, I think we are all allowed a wobble now and again, this stuff messes with your head a bit doesn’t it? When I spoke to the doctor this morning I said that I still felt a little bit sore at times and I felt that I was just being a bit of a whimp but she reassured me that I wasn’t, just being nice I thought but she was very kind.
Your grandchildren sound very livley just like my three, they brighten up our lives and are a joy to us all aren’t they?
Vickie, I hope you are feeling a bit brighter today, get sat in the fresh air if you can. Thinking of you, take care.

Best wishes and hope everyone has a good day today.

Isabelle xxx

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Hello Ladies, wish l could get a tablet for this nervous finger of mine!

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Hello Ladies,
Maria, l hope you have had a safe journey to England, and lots of family hugs, sorry the weather is not as good as it has been, but for people a bit stressed and wig wearers, it was a bit too hot! xxx

Heather,Well done for winning a ‘boys haircut’ good prize for us ladies! hopefully the little grandson will appreciate it!
Must have been very stressful looking after your dear mum with Motor Neurone Disease, sorry to hear that. But very happy to hear you are now married to a most wonderful man! there are still a few about!
My ‘wee’ problem is now sorted, Thankfully! Yes l did laugh when she gave the the little pot, actually wrapped it in toilet paper, l thought there is no way l am going to get it in there without it going everywhere!! but as is happens l couldn’t go anyway! Lol xxx

Isabelle. hope your little problem is sorted now? those antibiotics soon get to work! xxx

Gill, Hope you have a lovely few days away, just what we need! and yes while the children are still at school!!
With regards to your lymph node removal, l had it done in the middle of March, and l thought by the Middle of April when l went back in for a wider margin it wasn’t too bad… Thankfully l never had to take any tablets for pain after l got home. (think l was too numb!)
Having just had a mx, my arm feels really good now, still numb in the armpit, and a little around the top of the arm. Not sure l could dig the garden, but then the mx is a bit uncomfortable! Have no problems now with lifting or pushing down.
Nightime was always a bit of a pain, l slept with a pillow under my arm, l think it did help a bit, well at least it made me lay still. xxx

Today has been a lot better!! no wobbles as yet!
Been to the hospital today for the bcn to remove seroma from the mx, she said there wasn’t a lot there and it is looking really ‘good!’ she said the skin was looking really thin! but that is because l have had three ops on the breast (as was) looks like they went in the same place each time!
So next Tuesday the onc! really frightened about that one, just me!
Told the bcn about my wobble yesterday, she said “just accept it, you are not superwoman, you are allowed a wobble” and there was me thinking l was ‘superwoman’
Hi to all you other ladies, hope you are all keeping well and happy
Lots of hugs
Sandra xxx

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Hello ladies ,
I hope everyone is ok today. Well I’ve spent all weekend waiting for my results and today was the day. Then the BCN rang me this afternoon to tell me they were not ready and I have to wait another week. Doesn’t this waiting just do your head in? Also she is going on her holidays next week so she is going to leave a message for someone to let me know my results after next Tuesday’s meeting, and so it goes on. I think the waiting for results is just plain head battering, I just want to get on with the next step whatever it maybe, at least once your told what happens next you can at least try to start to get your head around things. Sorry to rant on but it’s just been one of those wobbly days!!!
Maria have you arrived in England yet,stupid question as you probably will not have your computer with you!! Have a loverly time with your Mum and Dad anyway.
Sandra I hope you are having a better day after your wobbles of yesterday.

Best Wishes to everyone and sorry for the moan,

Isabelle xxx

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Hi All Heather I love your post, you should have no probs with the creative writing course loads of humour not to mention material.Sandra hope ypu are OK I have loved the tales of Toby the tortoise and the domestication of your OH. Izzypal what a b****r that your results were not ready, hope you do not have to wait too much longer.Hope everyone is able to enjot the sunshine and hope it continues. LOL Jackie

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Hola los adventurers!!
Just checking in…
Sandra (or do we call you superwoman now?) glad the wobbles have stopped for now and you have sorted the wee problem (crikey we do have a lot to put up with don’t we). My oncologist appointment was fine, he explained everything to me very clearly (which at one time may have seemed patronising but it actually helped me to get the info into my head)and was very kind and considerate. My bcnurse came in to visit me and they took a blood sample but it’s nothing to worry about really…I’m more worried about the next bit …talking the treatment is fine it’s the now I have to begin it that’s worrying me lol :-)) The water party sounded fun :-))

Heather…the creative writing course…you have already passed it I think!!! I wanted to do that one but it was full so I did world archaeology instead…not much different hahaha. Your posts are so entertaining thank you xx

Izzy…ohh poo what a pain …no results. Mine came through in dribs and drabs cos I had had so much done and on the third attempt last week the consultant asked me to ‘remind me why you are here today!!’ as it had gone on so long…charming!!!Then he just flicked through my notes and said well everything is fine I’ll see you in 3 months!!! That was the point I thought sod It I’m going back to work!

Gill…enjoy your break and have a good time ready for the next part of your adventure . Re the lymph nodes discomfort, it was about 4 weeks after op before mine felt okish…i thought all was fine but 2 more weeks down the line and theres more improvement so I don’t think theres a quick fix for this just time whilst all settles. Like Sandra I still have a fair bit of numbness in armpit and one bit that is totally numb, don’t know if I’ll ever get the feeling back. Last weel my left op area was hurting a bit and in the end I have gone back to wearing my sports bra 24 hours and it all feels much more supported and not painfull now so maybe experiment with different types of supporting the area. Good luck with that…we do need to be as comfortable as possible ;_)) xx

Maria, welcome to England, love the new pic, I had a haircut on Thursday as the 1st step of going shorter. I haven’t had the urge to go orange yet though maybe that will come soon lol . enjoy your stay xxx

Sarah and Vickie, hope you are both feeling ok and the good days are returning a bit. Murdo said she tried emend anti sickness tablets which has worked for her, I think it must be a case of trying different ones to find which suits you best…all part of the fun!!! never thought my only experimenting with drugs would be to stop me feeling sick ( okay I never intended to experiment with any drugs ever!!!)
Well its bedtime sorry if I have missed anyone out…not intentional…happy adventuring everyone…and positive thoughts for a smooth ride love Suze xxxx

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HI, everyone. My first of 8 x FEC tomorrow so will probably be posting on this thread at rgular intervals. I had problems with my armpit and movement when the numbness began to wear off. I saw my BCN who refered me to the physio at hospital. she has had specialist training in post breast surgery problems. I have had 2 sessions with 2 more booked. I am really impressed with the results and it’s half an hour of massage-heaven. Perhaps other hospitals have the same facility?
I had my hair cut short shortly after DX and have arrange with my heardresser to shave it next week now that I have my wig.

Take care

Carol

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Hi Ladies,

Isabelle, Results…………what a pain. Although good they will phone you with the results! xxx

Jackie, More tails of Toby the tortoise….

A really bad day yesterday, not for me (for a change) but for Toby the tortoise, although he has the ‘run’ of the garden, at night we always put him into his ‘house’ Monday evening l looked everywhere for Toby, not a sign of him, having brick wall all around the garden, l knew he had to be here, he can climb but ……….not over a 4foot wall!
Well in the end we gave up, he does bury himself! We thought it was a warm night, so what harm could there be…………Little did l know!
The next morning l went out, he often wanders back to his house, but no sign of him, so l wandered down the garden, and there was this poor tortoise upside down, looking very dead!! I picked him up, no movement from him, l couldn’t even see his head, he was so far in himself!! I blew into his shell and nothing.
I remember speaking to a lady who kept them, and she told me if they are upside down for more than 15 minutes they would die, because their organs are at the top and the pressure would kill them!! Goodness knows why l blew into his shell!! Just didn’t know what else to do, kiss of life l think!! tried to put my finger in to touch his leg, but nothing, bought him indoors, and saw a movement in his leg, then his little head came forward, he looked at me and hissed!! I told him, it wasn’t my fault he was upside down! Then l got the most awful smell of foxes!! They had obviously been playing with him in the garden! I have heard of foxes attacking them before, hence we have always got him in at night, but that night l thought he has buried himself really well!
I gave him some food, but he wouldn’t eat anything, he just went in his shell, l thought he was going to die of shock! He slept all day, l woke him again about 4pm and bought him in the kitchen, he took a bit of lettuce from me, then went back to his house! Poor thing, must have been terrified.
He is now firmly tucked up in his house, with the door closed, and he will stay there until the morning.
And yes l have learnt a lesson, stop worrying about myself all the time, there others out there that need my help, if l hadn’t been so wobbly, l might have made a bit more of an effort to find him!
PS. Yes l did give him a bath, didn’t want him to have bad dreams with the smell of the fox on him! xxx

Suzie, Not long now………………………………3rd June Good Luck and Hugsxxx

Carol, Good Luck for tomorrow, hope it goes very smoothly for you, pleased the physio is working for you!! As for the hair, not even going to wait until it leaves you…….bit like taking the bull by the horns!
Well done for being so brave xxx

When does it stop? woke today to find my American Cocker Spaniel (Bliss) looking very poorly, l tried to stand her up, but she just just wobbled and sat down, she felt very hot. Tried to give her a biscuit, she is such a pig, she doesn’t stop eating, but she didn’t want to know. That told me she had a ’big’ problem! Never goes off her food!
Phoned the vets who said bring her straight up. She was diagnosed with Addison’s disease 3 years ago, and is on 5 tablets a day. He said she is anaemic and dehydrated! Yesterday she was her usual self. Even though she is taking tablets for the addisons, they soon go down hill when it gets bad! My poor little girl, is now having blood test and whatever else they decided to do.
Now waiting for the vets to phone with results………

Hope everyone is well, and having a happy day
Hugs to all
Sandra xxx

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Hello Ladies,
I hope everyone is ok today.
Sandra, I hope Toby and Bliss are both feeling better after their ordeals. It’s loverly to here your stories about them, I love animals and I had a beautiful border collie called Tess but she died a year gone November and I have been working too much to get another one, now is still not the right time, but I will get one sometime in the future, it will have to be a special one to replace my loverly Tess who I had for 16 years.
When my BCN rang yesterday, she had told me last week that they only ring with the results if all is ok, otherwise they ring and get you to make an appointment to come back into the hospital to tell you any news about grades and margines ect they will not tell me much over the phone, just if there is good news I suppose so roll on next week.
I’ve just had a couple of friends from work ring me and we are going out to lunch together tommorow. At least it takes your mind off things if you can keep occupied for a while.

I hope everyone has a good day today,

Best Wishes to all,

Isabelle xxx

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Sandra, sorry to hear about your poor animals. a few weeks ago we had a hedgehog visit so began putting out the hedgehog food. he or she came every evening at almost the same time ( about the time the bats come out) then the visits just stopped and we havn,t seen it since. we do get a fox coming through. Don’t know if foxes eat hedgehogs.
thanks for your good wishes for tomorrow

Carol x

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Hi Ladies
Isabelle, These dogs! you get so attached to them don’t you? My Bliss is a real softy she loves everyone, even the cats that visit the garden. She will stand over Toby tapping on his shell until he comes out, poor thing must have a headache!
But sadly my Bliss is very ill, she spent 9 hours in the vets today, and was diagnosed with Autoimmune Haemolytic Anaemia, she is now on 8 tablets a day and a syringe twice a day! I will have to take her every day to the vets to get a blood test done! not sure yet how long for, he said if no better in a day or two, she will need a blood transfusion, but no guarantees she will be ok! my thoughts are at 11years old, do l put her through all that? The vet said we will have a chat in a day or so, about his thoughts on her quality of life! Not what l need at the moment, but we will see what is best for her.
Well fingers crossed for good results next week xxx

Carol, Getting nervous? or are you cool as a cucumber, hopefully you are as cool as a cucumber!
Hope the foxes haven’t tried to eat the hedgehog!! that would teach them! xxx

Last week my 3 year old grandson came out of playschool and said they had made some gingerbread men, my daughter in law asked him if he had eaten it? no he said, they disappeared! He said the Aunties said they had all run away!! she thought the Aunties had eaten them!!

Today when he went into playschool, there were photos all around the room of gingerbread men in our local shopping centre and outside the library, and at the park, in McDonalds! and there was one photo of a gingerbread man with a policeman. The aunties told them when they ran away they got lost, so they asked a policeman where the playschool was! and he made sure they all got back to playschool safely. And on the table were there little gingerbread men!
Such imagination these ‘Aunties’ have!
Not sure where the sunshine has gone? but then again we are heading for a bank holiday!
Lots of Hugs to all
Sandra xxx

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Hi Everyone, hope your all feeling ok, well has ok has we can be expected.
Sandra, read your post about Bliss and tears came in my eyes, I am so sorry and I know what your going through. I love animals so much and I hate to lose them. I really hope she is going to be ok. Hope Toby is ok after his ordeal. We had a panic station the other day. We have had some new furniture and moved things around and Blue our Persian cat hates change, so he keeps disappearing and getting in strange places. Anyway every day at around 10 30 he comes mi-owing for his food (he has to have a fresh chicken breast everyday, the dog has cooked braising steak or chicken with his biscuits every day, and we cant afford to have meat every day lol). So on Saturday morning I was in the kitchen and I thought were is Blue, so I went and looked in his favourite spot the bedroom window, and no he wasn’t there. I then started to get a pit panicky because he is a house cat, he has never been outside, so I shouted hubby to ask if he had seen him and he had not. So then we started searching the house in a panic, because I had been talking to my next door neighbour, and I had stood on the doorstep with the door open. I started to think he had slipped outside and I had not seen him, hubby was in the lounge pulling out chairs, couch and the tv in case he had got behind them. We searched bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, in cupboards, wardrobes, anywhere you would think a cat might go. I then went out on the back garden, hubby went on the front, and I am shouting Blue Boy and the dog is following me whining. Anyway after much searching I said he has gone, and I started to cry , I said he will die if he is outside. After a few minutes we stood in the lounge and I said to hubby will you go a ride round in the car, and he said yes in a minute when I get the use back in my legs. I just stood there tears streaming, dog whining, hubby has white has a sheet and looked across the room and there he was, sitting behind a plant and a vase on this new unit we’d had. He just sat there looking at us, and he had the look of a Persian cat (if you know what I mean), we had both searched everywhere in the lounge about half a dozen times lol and the dog was whining has if to say “I tried to tell you” lol but it made me and hubby both feel ill. These pets are wonderful, but sometimes you get so much heart ache. Anyway fingers crossed for Bliss Sandra.
Isabelle, hope you antibiotics are making you feel better, that is awful having to wait longer for your results, you would think these doctors would realise what stress it puts us under.
Gill, hope you’ve had a good few days away,it is so nice to get a change of scenery :slight_smile:
Suzi, Good luck for your treatment plan, my oncologist seems ok now, a few nurses told me how nice she was, but on my first visit I didn’t find her very approachable. I asked what I thought was a normal question to ask and that was “when can you tell me I haven’t got cancer any more” and she just looked at me and snapped at me "I CANT ever tell you that! we will never no that! " so I didn’t ask any more questions lol
I have seen her a lot of times now and she does seem a bit more friendly, have you met your oncologist yet ? Anyway Good luck.
Carol, hope your feeling ok after your fec, hubby shaved my hair off when it started to come out. The thing was I’d had the chemo 2 weeks, and I got up on the Monday morning 2 weeks exactly to the day and my hair started falling out. And it was falling out really quickly,so hubby said he would shave it off for me. Oh I did cry, it bothered me more than losing my breast. But I got use to it, I never went out without my wig, but I was quite happy walking round home, and in the garden without it, which I never thought I would do. It’s grown back lovely now, just nice and curly, I just wash it scrunch dry I, and then pull the curls out a bit with some product.I got through it with thinking if this is what I have got to do to live then do it! I am sure you will be fine Carol.
Maria, I hope your having a brilliant time with mum and dad.
Hope the rest of you are ok :slight_smile:
Well ladies off to watch Great British Menu.
Take Care,
Love Heather
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Hi Ladies,
How long is your hair now Heather? long enough to put a photo up for us to see?
My dogs sit at the window, watching the world go by! My Bliss is still quite poorly, although her blood count has gone up from 16 to 24 which my vet said was excellent, but very early days! and at nearly £50 a day for blood tests!! good job she is insured! would need to take a mortgage out! so it is a wait and see, touch and go either way, seems they can go up and suddenly drop for no reason, and they don’t know the underlying cause, seems her blood count should be between 35 and 69 so it is still too low.
Heather, l did laugh at you asking the onc that question! how brave were you! l will be too frightened to ask anything, in case they tell me something l don’t want to know!! they tell me our onc is very good but makes no friends!! Help! well l suppose he doesn’t have to be my friend, just do what he can!

Carol, hope your first chemo went as well as you expected!! let us
know how you are? The ins and outs of it all!

Went to the dentist today, thought l would get a check up before l start chemo, the nurse asked if l had any health problems since last time!!! just as the dentist was looking in mouth, l mumbled a mastectomy! chemo! tools went down, chair went up, and all eyes on me! oh l said don’t or l will cry!! Lol, so she plonked me straight back down and said ‘open your mouth, we will talk later’
Just as l was going the nurse said to me, how do l spell Mastectomy!! l thought, a while ago l might have had to think twice, not anymore!! Well at least my teeth are healthy!
Lots of Hugs for happier days
Sandra xxx

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Good morning, everyone!
well I have survived my firs FEC (should that ne a U instead of E, I am far too old for thoughts like that!) I was pretty cool. Kerry my Kiwi Chemo Nurse put me at my ease. It took ages for her to find a vein she was happy with. I didn’t realise how quickly those drugs go in. I didn’t experience all the imediate side affects she warned me of with each one but did get the metallic taste at the back of my throat, that was weird, but didn’t last long enough to warrant sherbet lemons. I felt a little spaced out but that wore off. Once home felt queasy on & off but ate something each time. This morning I feel fine but waiting for the feeling of being hit by a train. Hope it doesn’t happen.

Heather:- thanks for your experience re hair. didn’t ask the OH to shave me as his shaver’s a bit dodgy ( I think he keeps it blunt by trimming his beard! We are really happy with the wig I chose, but don’t think I will want to wear it when working on the allotment. I have bought a Flowerpot Man sun hat for £3 from Asda so will probably wear a scarf under that.

Sandra
Perhaps your poor Doggie has come out in sympathy with you!

My Muffin was 11 when he suffered a stroke. I blamed myself as it was shortly after we moved back up to Hyde after our 3 years in Cornwall. Because we were skint we couldn’t afford to get a removal van and had to cram the car full, the only space for the dog was in the passenger footwell between my feet. At his age, I think that was a bit traumatic for him.
After the stroke, he bacame a little incontinent which he hated & couldn’t walk very well so I had to make the decision to have him put sleep ( he was my dog really). We have never gor round to replacing him. I do hope Rosie responds well to her treament

By the way what does lol mean? I can’t be bothered trying to find the glossary

Best Wishes, everyone

Carolx

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Carol, Has the effects of chemo set in? Just wondered who ‘Rosie’ was!!! Lol!! Laugh out Loud, or in our case ‘Sol’ Scream out Loud!
Really pleased it went well for you, long may it continue! Love the sound of the ‘flowerpot man hat’ Bill and Ben were amongst my favourites!!
Take care
Sandra xxx

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Hi Ladies
Gill,Good luck with the dentist! as well as the chemo!!! I suppose because you get such a rubbish taste in the mouth with chemo, the last thing you need is a problem with your teeth! never ends!

Just a thought Carol and Gill, l know there are a lot of posts about Chemo, but do you think a new one starting June 2010 would help, asking for hints on surviving! There are so many to look back on, thought the ladies would come along and make suggestions! Oh sorry Carol, just realised you started in May!

Maria, Hope you have had a safe journey home, and thoroughly enjoyed your stay with your family, you must be exhausted, or perhaps the word l am looking for is exhilarated! Be good to ‘see’ you back

The start of the grandchildren on half term, my grandson Ben had a non uniform day today, and a cake sale after school, he was really excited about it, But…when he woke this morning his tummy and back were covered in spots, yes the little man has chickenpox! l thought good job l hadn’t started chemo, that would have upset me if l hadn’t been able to see him!! went down to see them this afternoon with some treats for them and Mum and Dad,While l was there his brother came over and said “Grandma scratch my back” when l looked…yes he has come out in it too, My poor daughter-in-law had so much planned for next week!! oh well l said, at least they will get it over and done with together, and you could always take them to Epping Forest, not much chance in bumping into people there!! But as her plans were going to the seaside and the zoo and out with his school friends…Not quite the same, already he is saying he is fed up and wants to go to school!! going to be a long week!!
My little Bliss is holding her own, blood tests stable, but still too low, no vets until next Thursday, unless she gets worse, then decision time :{
Hope you all have a lovely relaxing weekend with some lovely weather
Sandra xxx