Evening all, - you all post too much when I go out for the day, and I can't keep up 
Hello Olivo, - lovely to see you, but very sorry that your SIL is dealing with BC. And of course she'd be very welcome on here if she fancies a chat 
I think everyone has probably suggested all the things I was going to, - DVD's, audiobooks, books and mags, warm socks, edible treats - whatever she fancies - I ate dried fruit - it's quite nice to nibble on when you haven't got much appetite. Lifts if she needs them to hospital and maybe offer to keep her company while she has her chemo (I know that is dependent on whether your children are at school etc.). But mostly listen to her and let her talk if she wants too, - she'll have some down days, and some better days, sometimes she'll feel like crying and sometimes she'll feel like going out on a spree
I wish her all the best, and if there are any more specific questions about things to do with chemo, just ask - nothing's off limits or TMI on here
Cherabel - so pleased that you had a good result, you must be very relieved. And it's very sweet of you to give a donation
Sending love to everyone else - take it easy everyone dealing with chemo S/E's. Good luck to you mum MAS, cuddles for Nikki dog, and to DS for his appointment Sparkle.
l4k - so sorry about your MIL, but I think as others have said if you can get them to phone results and that's what she wants, it would be good to get them out of the way, so she knows what's happening.
I have made a GP appointment for next Friday, and I'll talk to him about Dr Arrogant-Arse and get my blood results from him, then take it from there.
I was at a friends house today, and she lifted up her kettle to fill it, and a whole load of ants ran out from underneath, so she shrieked and shouted 'help me K, my kitchen is full of gits'