thats good news topsy - have a nice lunch, you deserve a treat after all the appointment stress (I used to be practically hyperventilating every time I had an onc. appointment)
Lots of good wishes to your DD today ILGC, I hope it all goes smoothly for her, and she doesn't feel too awful afterwards.
Stars - do you tend to get jaundiced with your condition? - I would def. contact your team or GP, yellow and waxy doesn't sound right. Let us know how you get on.
Earth - you poor girl, you've been through quite a battering - physically and emotionally, it does all look a bit shocking at first, but it will soon start healing up, and as you recover more form the op. you'll feel a bit less fragile. Crying is good though IMO, - no point in bottling things up. Bless your DH, he sounds sweet.
Pink - my nails got very ridged (although I didn't lose them but as they grew they came out ridged) It does go eventually. I'm glad your new boots are comfy, - its so horrid having sore feet. You can get sort of sponge covers for your big toes from the chemist(I think they are actually for ingrowing toenails). I had a very sore toe during chemo and used one for protection at night.
Hope your appointment goes well Smee, I think you should def, say 'don't botch it' ! - will be thinking of you on Thursday. Have you got plenty of treats lined up for when you get home?
Thanks for all the support for mum. She is a trooper, she's tiny but she won't be pushed around. Jude is pretty feisty too, so between them they won't put up with nonsense.
Waving to everyone else, as usual my post is getting too long, so I'll stop. 