going ok, good to hear you're mixing up the activity. i've got a lot of trades up my sleeve but maily mechanic since early 70's, i'm a memeber of the jaguar drivers club sydney, have a 75 XJ6, just needs maintaining, this week i decided to invest in a new project > 1963 mark 2 sedan, mechanicaly good, needs a birthday inside, so got a new challange, will keep it for a few years then sell it off......maybe..... i also have a website i sell jaguar info and parts> www.jaguar-wiring-schematics.info    there's a free library there and picture gallery.       Keep us informed how you're going, what's you interests? hobbies?, i've written a memoir - 72 pages - volume 1, one of the best things i've done, also a modified version of it - 10 pages - is at the Blacktown oncology dep. for anyone patients or staff to read, mainly words of encouragement and how i deal with my own circumstances, also have written books for my grandson to help him express his feelings and some fun books like - big days out at the zoo and car shows.       i also desing my own T shirts and have them printed, i'll leave you with one of my quotes>> no matter how shit life feels some times - there's always something to be cheerfull about, so what's your something?...................Tom ... View more

Hi Jack351,   Thank you for contacting the online community.    I see you made another post in another part of the online community. So I'm adding a link here to connect the two conversations.  You'll see we've provided some additional resources there to support you.   Warmly,   Elizabeth ... View more

Hi Donna. I’m so sorry to hear about the bad news, going through the big C sucks. All you can do is take it one day at a time. Focus on the now, and not the future. It’s very hard to do, I know through experience. Even if your not a religious person, I’ve heard that going to church is a great way to meet new people and unload some of that weight you now carry. Stay strong, and please never give up. ❤️ ... View more

Does anyone have any thoughts on this please?   I haven't been diagnosed, but didn't know where else to post the question.   ... View more

Hello Pete59  Thank you for posting here.  It sounds like your diagnosis came as a shock and I imagine it has raised all sorts of thoughts and emotions for you.  This forum can be a wonderful space to find support from others who connect with your experience and share their own stories.  You may also like to talk to one of the cancer information specialists on 131120. They are there to listen and to support you with a range of services.  Joseph_CCNSW ... View more

Hi @Dev12 , I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your story - cancer is a long and hard journey to travel and I'm so pleased to hear you're living as close to a normal life as you can - that's huge! There are so many others out there wondering what is in front of them and I'm sure your story will provide hope and inspiration as they go through their own journey's as well. Take care, Miranda CCNSW ... View more

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It certainly did Miranda. Having a second one just because I can. Wet cold horrible day, I really want to call in sick and go back to bed, but the General in me is saying suck it up and go to work. Well, I guess I’m off to work…😩 Have a great day. ... View more

Thank you joseph. I will look further in to it. ... View more

Hi @LynnG Thank you so much for reaching out to the community. It is great to hear you are doing well with your treatment since your diagnosis. Connecting with others at a similar place in their cancer journey can be really valuable in helping navigate your experience.    Cancer Council offers a Metastatic Breast Cancer Telephone Support Group that may be a great support option for you if you are an Australia resident. The group is a place where you can speak to others on the metastatic/advanced cancer journey.  If you give the team a call on 13 11 20 they will be able to talk to you about the group further to see if it is a match for you.    All the best, Miranda  CCNSW ... View more