I feel like the funfair has come to town, except without the 'fun'.... and my roller coaster carriage is just cranking up that steep uphill slope, about to tumble into a deep dive leaving most of internal organs at the top.
This has been compounded by my sister leaving me today..... (guilt trip) as she is the older sibling she is the one who is supposed to be strong and supportive and not cry...... so, as my son would say "that was an epic fail on her behalf".
I'm wearing my "Jersey Live" hat, my sister is wearing Becky's cap......
I shall not go into details on this blog about all the things we got up to during the week, but its fair to say that we had a really good time, lots of talking and laughing, and I must thank my long suffering brother -in-law for putting up with us...
They went out on the RIB this morning with Jersey Seafaris along the north coast...
Now to the results of the CT scan, KG from hospital kindly phoned me at 8:15 pm after she got in from work, she apologised for being held up, and tried to explain things a little clearer, enough for even a simpleton like me could understand.
She feels the Marsden may say that there is such minimal change in the scan other than the enlarged lymph node (increased from 11mm to 14mm) and, without me showing any other signs of illness, it will be enough to monitor the situation and ask for repeat blood tests and Ct scan in two months time.
However they may say that there is a chance of Small Volume Disease, and there are two schools of thought on this, one is to once again leave it, as it maybe so insignificant the Chemo wont touch it, or they may say actually we think it wise that she does have Chemo, and it would hopefully 'mop it all up'.
In which case i could start chemo next week, but thats just jumping the gun.... I really dont fancy chemo, and I really dont want to leave it either, so I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place....
KG said the team at the Marsden and the team over here are excellent, and the guys reading the scans will pick up every little change/shadow whatever, and I have every confidence in their medical ability.
The bottom line is I DONT WANT CANCER ANY MORE......
Much love & positive thoughts to a very special friend xxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteSending a big hug Jill. Hope to see you at RV soon.
ReplyDeleteI don't want you to have cancer either. In netball defense terms I want to shout "get BACK, BACK, BACK and leave Jill alone! Get RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT out of here!"
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed tonight's run around. You looked much fresher than me after the shuttle runs.
Emma Le M
Thanks girls for your lovely comments!! ;-) xx
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of you and your lovely family....fighting all the way. Stay positive sounds such a lame thing to say but....stay positive xxxxxxxx
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