Sorry about the seroma Smee. Re arms, my raditated and operated one is still quite stiff eg when I raise it up straight, and yes, I am also continuing the rather boring exercises. Think we need to to as long as that stiffness is there and my physio recommended we continue for a year, depending on whether we still feel its necessary. So far, its necessary! I am so relieved my other arm is recovering from being sore last week as it looked as though swimming would be out for months!
Cakes - not only buying shreas in drugs, my DS is now considering a creer in pharmacology!
Have had a nice day - shopping in the morning with my friend, lunch in a cafe, then after I'd taken her to the station I did a brisk 50 minute walk! Hardly dare say this but yesterday evening I had a slight feeling of being normal
. Its nearly 4 weeks since I stopped chemo.
In week 1 I had a slightly demanding visitor so I kept having to have a nap, and was still freshly chemo-ed.
Week II had a ghastly cold.
Week III I had a brill tiem in Italy but pushed myslef a bit too hard so was tired out by the end and had very sore shoulder.
Week IV I've had a more normal sort of few days and believe I can feel my energy recovering YAY! I can tell cos on that walk (which is one my regular circuits) I didn't have to sit down on a bench for a 5 minute rest. PROGRESS!!
Onward and upward. Oh and I keep crying every time one of the CHilean miners come out!