Y is for Yawn

I've spent a lot of time in bed over the past two days... at home, not in hospital, which is a relief. It's nothing serious, just the...

G is for (the) gift that keeps on giving

Who knew that Chemotherapy could be so generous in its side-effects? I mean you have the well-documented and 'chart-topping' ones such as...

J is for jumping for joy!

Well, not literally because I might break a hip (I'm not joking!) but mentally I am very excited... going to pick Caela up in about 45...

B is for busier

I fear that I'm turning into my dad by saying that I have had a 'busy' day when I've actually only had one appointment! Dad includes...

H is for highs and lows

We had an appointment with our social worker, well she's more like a counsellor, at the hospital the other day. We had our first chat...

L is for limbo

Each day I wake up expectantly, giving myself about 30 seconds to decide how I feel... do I feel sick? Have I got pain? Can I move?!...

Z is for zapped

I'm trying to use all the letters of the alphabet! My (perfectionist/anal/thorough/wonderful) husband queried a while ago why my blog...

T is for third time lucky

On the brink of my third 'double dose' chemo session, I'm feeling fine. Just taking it in my stride, not looking forward to the side...