Life goes on So, we set off into September with the sad news of the passing of our Queen, Elizabeth II. Sad but not unexpected, and it was an emotional time as I’m sure many of you felt the same she’d been with us a long time. And now we have a King, Charles is … More September 22
Where has the time gone? Well, lend me your ear and let me tell you … I’ve been feeling well and trying to stay clear of COVID. I’ve had two COVID vaccines, and I’m due a third next month. So I’m catching up with you all. I’ve also had three other vaccines, Step Pneumonia, DTP … More August, Six Months Post SCT (Stem Cell Transplant)
COVID19 I’ve been doing well, feeling more like myself and getting stronger each week. But, in my last blog, I said, “we are still having to be careful about mixing with people”. Yep, we relaxed a bit and unfortunately, Richard and I caught COVID-19. We were away at a log cabin near Inverness. When Richard … More June/July 22
It was strange to be outside walking. I was glad to be able to sit and rest in the car. The journey home was uneventful, and I wished it was just a 10-minute journey. We just chatted mainly about the girls and how they would be. Although, as we all know, cats can be finicky, … More Back home
Hello 2022, so back to chemo cycle three, January 6th, possibly the last one for this round, if the scan comes back positive. But this chemo has been the easiest one I’ve had as to the side effects, and I thought it might not be doing its job. So I’m keen to get the scan … More 2022 Cancer Journey continues
Living with cancer I carried on working and we did get on with life … In June, I did my second cycling century, 109 miles to be precise, I went out with my besties. We rode from Fife up to Pitlochry and back to Fife. It was a fantastic day the weather was kind to … More Life goes on
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