Hi Colin, let us know when your book is finished. Yes words are powerful! Glad you’ve had a revelation if it’s a positive one. Hope the medical team continue to keep your pain under control! The sunrise this Anzac Day was stunning in Perth!  I’m a lover of sunrises and sunsets💕LindaG  ... View more

Hi Colin, I absolutely believe in life after this one that will be so much better! No sickness, pain or crying 🙏🙏! 💕💕 Linda G  ... View more

Hi Salival, Wow that’s great news really! At least you didn’t have a long time to dread the op and no cancer spread!! So happy for you💕. Hopefully it’s not too long until you can see your boys again😘. LindaG  ... View more

Hi Colin, glad to hear from you again. I think of you often and wonder about your condition. Such bad news, so sorry 💔! I will keep praying for you, hope you can have peace in your soul. You’ve done amazing with your cancer fight💪! Xx Linda G  ... View more

Hi Sharron, yes it is overwhelming when you first get diagnosed. Hopefully you can get a correct diagnosis soon and understand the treatment. I know once I started treatment the anxiety was better. Ring the Cancer Council if you need to talk to someone. They are so good. Hope you are surrounded by lots of love and support 🙏💕 Linda G ... View more

Hi Kenny739, so very sorry you lost your wonderful brother.  Yes the pain does ease but the empty hole that they leave never goes away. Give yourself time to grieve, just cry when you need too. Hope you have lots of love and support around you. 🙏💕 Linda G  ... View more

Hi Ness1983, so sorry about your diagnosis. It seems like you’ve had treatment for about 4 months if you started in December. How are you going with the chemo? I hope and pray that you are surrounded by lots of love and support. It’s ok to be real about how you are feeling. Here is a safe place where we all understand 💕💕. Linda G  ... View more

Hello Mel, so sorry about your grandma and the diagnosis. It sounds like you have a wonderful relationship with her and are a blessing to each other. So heartbreaking for you💔. Hopefully the treatment will be of some help to her. If you can’t finish your degree this year I’m sure you could get compassionate leave for a while. Maybe you just need to be with your grandma while she’s having chemo. You need to look after you as well. I hope and pray that you have supportive people around you. 💕🙏 LindaG ... View more

Hi Bonniebluebell, so sorry you lost your wonderful mum in such a hard way. No wonder you are so overwhelmed with grief, it’s only been two weeks! You must still be exhausted too. Just don’t expect to get over the loss in a hurry. You are normal and crying is a part of it. I cried for weeks when my dad died suddenly and then mum died after being sick for so long and I’m still missing her so much. Hope your family can just support you for a while. Take care of your self 😘. Linda G  ... View more

Hi Donotbeafraid, so very sorry for your diagnosis. It’s normal to be emotional with any cancer diagnosis. My anxiety was just awful when I was diagnosed with Lymphoma last year. I hope you are surrounded by family and friends to support you. The Cancer Council are really good to talk to. If you don’t hear from the surgeon soon just ring their office. Usually they are very understanding. Sending you love and prayers 🙏💕. Linda G ... View more