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This is great news fella

Well chuffed bud fantastic news

Great news, let us know how the scan goes

Her Chemo and suffering seems to be positive. The cancer is shrinking as they hoped and expected.
4th session out of 6 is on the 18th with a follow up consultation with the surgeon on the 20th

Excellent news. We're all gunning for her.

Really good news Spudda, any headway made against this foul and beastly disease is a reason to feel better. Fingers crossed it continues to shrink.

Glad it's all tracking well mate. Thoughts are with you often.

Just seen this Spudda, Absolutely great news, very pleased for you all

More blood tests tomorrow (Tuesday) and her 4th session out of 6 of chemo on Wednesday.
We have friends over from Ireland at the moment and they've spent a couple of hours with her today which she enjoys as it breaks up the monotomy
I've just been out for a beer with them and they cant believe how positive she is.

Thats what everyone has said and thats one of the great attributes she has ( as well as a great husband )

Good luck for the tests today and great to hear your wife can stay positive, she is a very strong lady.

Thoughts and prayers are with you all.

^^^

what Blade said

Keep up the good work spuds. We are just up the road with my mum and dad this week, so if your free at some point we'd like to pop over and say hi, but only if it's convenient?

good luck hope it all goes well

great news and I'm sure she can kick this into outta space. Give her my best wishes and great for her to have such a good support network

Best thoughts and well wishes to your wife today Spuds

C00kiemonster wrote:Keep up the good work spuds. We are just up the road with my mum and dad this week, so if your free at some point we'd like to pop over and say hi, but only if it's convenient?

Mate, sorry I haven't been on for a while and missed your message

4 down and 6 to go. They have changed her drugs and she is now aching all over. All her limbs and joints ache and it hurts to move, she really is suffering

Spudda wrote:

C00kiemonster wrote:Keep up the good work spuds. We are just up the road with my mum and dad this week, so if your free at some point we'd like to pop over and say hi, but only if it's convenient?

Mate, sorry I haven't been on for a while and missed your message

4 down and 6 to go. They have changed her drugs and she is now aching all over. All her limbs and joints ache and it hurts to move, she really is suffering

Don't worry, we've moved on South now but wouldn't just pop in, you've got enough to deal with. You know we are thinking of you.

Sorry she's suffering with new drugs, I assume it's because she's doing well?

Spudda wrote:

C00kiemonster wrote:Keep up the good work spuds. We are just up the road with my mum and dad this week, so if your free at some point we'd like to pop over and say hi, but only if it's convenient?

Mate, sorry I haven't been on for a while and missed your message

4 down and 6 to go. They have changed her drugs and she is now aching all over. All her limbs and joints ache and it hurts to move, she really is suffering

Sorry to hear it's proving so tough, Spudda. But be strong for her, however difficult that might be for you now, the reward for getting through it and some normality back to your lives will be worth it.

Thinking if you all and I know I can speak for the forum to say just PM any of us if you need a chat or anything at all we can help with.

Only two more sessions to go. Just in time to enjoy the good weather with the family.

Spudda wrote:They have changed her drugs and she is now aching all over. All her limbs and joints ache and it hurts to move, she really is suffering

They gave us a stern talking to about do's and dont's when we had the first Chemo session and one of the instructions was to ring if she either felt sick, tired or if her temperature went above 38' ........ Temperature has soared to 39' and we're about to take her in to A&E, I'm just waiting for the babysitter to rock up.