Hi Richo, not quite sure if i´m offered a wig, but biggest battle overcome in finding oncologists who speak English, now accomplished that!
I don´t know but it hits you when you live in a foreign country when your ill a little harder, every appointment you have is via a third party translator, then you think did they tell me everything etc, the list goes on, normal day to day living I love the country, in my village where I live it´s mainly spanish and they have found out that I have cancer, most days early morning theres a bag of fruit and vegatables hanging on my door, avacados, oranges, lemons, cauli, pots, etc, nobody admits to leaving them there just there!
It´s great, but on the other hand i was sent home with partial masectomy, 22 lymph removal, seroma, 2 drains, no nurse, no exersises etc. 15 hours after my op, the list goes on! Even though we apparantly one of the best cancer research hospitals in the whole of Europe, Malaga University hosp!
Many thanks, Teresa x
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