Blogs - Page 255

Hi all Not sure where to start... it's been an emotional first half to the year with very high high's and very low low's. 3rd February - my darling proposed 4th March - appedicitis - ultrasound also revealed a 'lesion' on my left kidney 5th March - appendix removed 6th March - found out we were 4wks pregnant (had been trying for 5 months) 7th March - MRI 8th March - Results of scan showed an 11cm growth 13th March - radical left nephrectomy (pathology = T3 Chromophobe RCC weighing in at 715g) 17th March - home & in recovery 9th April - miscarriage

hey everyone just wondering who knows much about bowel cancer? has anyone survived aggressive bowel cancer here?

Hi guys, i just wanted to let you know that I am taking a break from my YAC related work. After a long hard think, I have made the decision to take 12 months off and see what happens and what life may be like without thinking about cancer. I have never done this and for the sake of my sanity (and all those around me!) tells me that its time to do it.

hi all

Today I realised that life is too short. All the things I took for granted. The time I had and not taking the chance to get to know you. To have those funny moments that I can remember you by when you're gone. Twenty three years were the time I was given to get to know you. I took it for granted, for that I'm sorry. Deep inside, I hope you know I love you. I feel like I have forgotten how you used to look before you got sick. I'm terrified at that thought because I don't want to remember how you look now. I want to remember you, the real you. when you were healthy.

I'm really struggling......again....still. It's been six weeks since Greg died and each day it seems to get harder. The permanency of him not being with us is becoming all too real. The adrenalin that I was surviving on in the month before and after he died has disappeared.