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It was so, so wonderful to talk to you the other day, Pauline. I’ve just been offered more work covering a sick colleague so it’s head down again for a week or two but then I hope we’ll be able to meet for that coffee. I’m very, very much looking forward to it.
I gave my sister the good wishes you sent & told her about the posters you want to put up in Kings. She trained in Graphics & has a lot of friends who are still working in Graphic Design, so she asked what help you need with the posters & she’ll ask around if it’s anything she can help with.
Take care all
JuliaHello & welcome, thefrstler. Nice to meet you & great to hear you’re doing well.
Please do tell us your story.
All the best
JuliaHello, Judip. My sister’s cc is inoperable, too & she’s just finished her 2nd cycle of Gem/Cis. She had a rough time last week but this week she’s coping really well on it again.
My very best wishes are winging their way to you & your brother.
Julia
Wow – what a roller-coaster, indeed!! Welcome back, Louise!! I’m glad you had a great Thanksgiving & sound to be feeling much better. Good Luck with the Chemo – my sister’s on Gem/Cis so I don’t know anything about the combination you mention. I hope it all goes smoothly.
I’m sorry to admit I chuckled at Tom saying a mammogram hurts
– but I’m glad to hear there’s no problem with the lump.My best wishes
JuliaHow is your dad today, Gavin? And – equally importantly – how are you!!? I’m sorry to hear of his sickness & fluid build up. I hope they’re getting this sorted & that he feels much better very soon.
I hope your blood pressure’s doing well. Mine has always see-sawed dramatically so I was advised to buy a home monitor & it seems to be much more stable when I take it myself.
I had my swine flu jab today, as my sister’s carer, & I forgot to tell them I’m left-handed so they could jab me in my non-dominant arm. Hopefully, my arm won’t feel so heavy & sore tomorrow. (I can’t believe I’m wingeing about a sore arm on a website full of such heroic people
)Take care
Julia xDear Kristi – I’m so very, very sorry to read of your sister. To lose her so quickly must be a devastating blow. I know how hard I have found my sister’s diagnosis & my heart goes out to you in your loss.
Julia x
Dear Su – I’ve only just read your post & I wanted to welcome you, too. This is such a wonderfully caring site & I bless the day I found it – please visit often & tell us how you are.
My very best to you
JuliaYou’re in my thoughts, Gavin. This is such a tough decision & I agree with the others – particularly on the pros & cons issue. I know you’ll come to the right decision, because your heart is so clearly in the right place.
Jxx
I’m so sorry to hear your news, Heather. I’m sorry I can’;t help with your questions but I can echo your anger with this disease & I’m thinking of you both.
Julia xx
I’m so, so sorry, Gavin. It must be so hard on you all. I’m thinking of you & send all my very best wishes.
Brilliant news, Jim!! (& thanks, Kris – I’d heard of it but didn’t know what it was underneath).
Good luck with the Onc visit (I know how hard just going to the Onc can be emotionally). I hope you get positive news.
A clear scan is such marvellous news!! Thank you for coming on to tell us. I’m so glad you’re feeling the support of this wonderful “family” – I thank my stars every day for having found this site.
