Joan, my brother passed away Oct 2012 and my Dad Oct 2011, its been a truely diificult and depressing time in my life my Mother passed away 2007. Both my brother and father both had Lung Ca which is very difficult to treat and even when they do treat it, it is likely to have spread elsewhere as it did with my brother.
I hope to bring more cheerful news soon Cassie
Morning Ladies,
Thanks again for all your support, it really helps, I managed to have a talk with my ex who lives in Teignmouth and he seems happy enough that my daughter and grandson are going down to stay with him and his oh.
My grandson has aspergers aged 7, 8 in May, bless him change is difficult, but as far as he knows at the moment its a holiday.
Its a lovely sunny day here at the moment, so I intend to try and get out an about a bit somewhere with my younger daughter. Sorry to hear about the lady on the bus Rosie, it is devastating I know only too well, my brother had mets in the brain before he passed away, I can remember him saying he kept doing and saying strange things but did not know why, when he went to see his GP he accused my brother of being on drugs, so sad, he was 56 and before he got ill the life and sole of any party, full of fun, always joking about everything, he looked very much like Nicholas Lyndhurst when he was younger from Ony Fools and Horses and Goodnight Sweetheart. I miss him he was my big brother.
I hope we all manage to do and say something nice to someone today. Cassie x
Thank you all for your support, I have just got of the phone from my daughter she says he came home for a shower and change of clothes last night and my daughter asked him why he cannot make eye contact and why he is avoiding her, what did he think she was going to do. He just said he felt it was for the best and he did not want to talk about the subject any more which is odd because in texts yesterday he was saying maybe they could get married one day! Her reply was she just could not trust him again to put herself in that position.
It all blew up a few days ago because she lost her temper and broke a plate and jug (hers from London) in the sink because she was frustrated at not ever getting any support and using his Mum to try to ge me to go up to Norfolk again next weekend so he could go fishing instead of just saying thats what he wanted to do, creating a diversion you might say but involving other people. There is plenty to do around the house it actually looks as though there is a moat all the front of the house is dug out ready for a new porch and front drive to be built, it has been like that for at least 6 months. The extractor fan has broken in the bathroom so everything is getting mouldy my daughter has got a point I would think.
I bet the minute my daughter moves out all will be fixed.
Its just so devastating because I cannot offer any practical help, home, job, school for my grandson.
Bless them, I hope it will be OK, I have left text messages for my ex but no reply so far.
Hello Ladies,
I hope you feel better soon Rosie and that you have a good flight. Lovewine and Joan I have a Bosch washing machine the second one I have had and would not have any other, I have previously had an indesit and hotpoint but definately noisier and not as efficient as the Bosch, mine was purchased from John Lewis they will sell at a cheaper price if you can find it.
Well sorry to say its all doom and gloom, the wedding has been cancelled, my daughter is so humiliated that she feels she cannot stay in Gorleston and is moving to Devon on Monday ! I cannot bring myself to speak to the once future SIL. I am very worried about my daughter and grandson going to stay with my ex and his girlfriend. Mt daughter says she feels she has no choice, London is not an option as she does not want to bring her son up here (I don't blame her for that) and I do not have a spare room. To say I am truely devastated is not strong enough, I have felt sick ever since she told me.
I have my one year oncology appointment with the results of my mammogramme on Weds and a physio appt on Thurs and to be honest I feel on the verge of tears constantly.
Dear April ladies, just wanted to reassure you on the hair front! I'm a bit ahead of you (started chemo on 9 Feb'14) and the unwanted curls have just gone. The hair actually stopped regrowing for a while - I had to cancel an appointment at the hairdressers because it hadn't moved at all since the last time he cut it - but is now sprouting again and I shall be quite shaggy (and mercifully non-curly) the next time I see him. Hang on there - I looked like a cross between a floor mop and a poodle, but it does improve! Good luck to all.