@sellotapechicken I can't pretend to understand or relate to your position regarding children.
I agree with what the other ladies have said regarding your nephews.
My colleague is in a similar position regarding children ( not cancer related) and the relationship she has with her nephews and nieces is inspiring.
It's wonderful to see.
@Enigma53 sorry to hear you are still suffering with a sore mouth.
A couple of months ago, one of the Oncology nurses gave me some sachets to try when the usual mouth wash they give me wasn't doing the trick.
It is called gelclair.
It is mixed with water but can also be applied directly into the mouth with a sponge or swab.
It was much more effective.
Might be worth asking about it?
I hope you get some relief from it ASAP.
@RedRosesPinkLilies I understand the catastrophising.
I'm trying really hard to not do it.
I have this thing in my head that I'm going to stop worrying about things that are out of my control.
It is easier said than done though.
@EachandEveryone I also didn't know you could still get an egg and salad cream sandwich.
Hope you enjoyed it.
It's awful when you get patients like that on a ward.
They can be quite scary at times.
Do you know how long you will be in hospital for?
@lucysmam it's so weird that you are still suffering with that fluey type thing.
Have you spoken to someone about it?
I've spent the last week feeling relatively 'normal'.
A bit low on energy, but apart from that I've been doing ok.
Last week was quite busy, but the past few days have been lovely and quiet.
I've just been pottering around the flat and the garden.
I'm back to chemo tomorrow though after my week off, so as is the norm, I will walk in feeling OK and walk out feeling like shit.
My CT scan is on Sunday and hoping they will have the results ready for my next appointment with my Oncologist on the 19th.
Does anyone have any plans for today.
I'm having another quiet day at home.
It's quite breezy up here and is feeling rather nippy.
Love to you all xxx