Ed Bassford / Lord Bracknell - doing well

Peter Grummit · Oct 3, 2014

Very glad to hear Ed is back in the land of the living (well, Firle anyway).

My best mate had bowel cancer and has been in full remission for 18 months now. It is a hell of a battle, but it can be beaten!

Keep the Faith Lord B.

DIFFBROOK · Oct 3, 2014

Fantastic news. Great that Bowelotti has been given the severe booting that it deserves.

The Antikythera Mechanism · Oct 3, 2014

It must take a tremendous strength of character to fight this awful disease. Lord B has my utmost admiration.

Green Cross Code Man · Oct 3, 2014

That is very good to hear. Albion need fans like him as does NSC!

Mackenzie · Oct 3, 2014

Ahh...good news TLO. Hopefully Lord Bracknell's return to the Amex will coincide with our imminent (surely) return to form!

Danny-Boy · Oct 3, 2014

Good luck Lord B!! Keep[ on fighting.

A mate of mine is facing an op for prostrate cancer, hopefully that will be excised as well.

Lord Bracknell · Oct 3, 2014

Once again, thanks to everyone for their kind messages.

But what I'd really like to say is thanks to all of the folk who have contributed to the advances that the medical profession have made in recent years.

When I was first diagnosed early last year, I was, to be frank, scared of what might lie ahead of me. But, in the case of my particular cancer, it's now clear to me that the oncologists, the surgeons, the radiologists, the therapists and the nurses do, in fact, know what they are dealing with - and the great joy that I have found is that I can trust them all to do their jobs brilliantly.

There is no need to be "battling bravely" (which is not my style, anyway). It's more a question of trusting the expertise that is available and being immensely thankful for the gem that is the NHS that makes curative cancer treatment not only possible, but accessible to everyone who needs it.

A simple piece of advice to everyone ... don't be scared to accept the invitations that will come your way to take part in screening programmes.

And, if you do ever find yourself in the situation that I'm in, just enjoy the buzz that you will get from realising just how kind and good your friends and family can be.

Easy 10 · Oct 3, 2014

All the best Ed, be great to see you in Dicks again soon :thumbsup:

DavidinSouthampton · Oct 3, 2014

Lord Bracknell said:
Once again, thanks to everyone for their kind messages.

But what I'd really like to say is thanks to all of the folk who have contributed to the advances that the medical profession have made in recent years.

When I was first diagnosed early last year, I was, to be frank, scared of what might lie ahead of me. But, in the case of my particular cancer, it's now clear to me that the oncologists, the surgeons, the radiologists, the therapists and the nurses do, in fact, know what they are dealing with - and the great joy that I have found is that I can trust them all to do their jobs brilliantly.

There is no need to be "battling bravely" (which is not my style, anyway). It's more a question of trusting the expertise that is available and being immensely thankful for the gem that is the NHS that makes curative cancer treatment not only possible, but accessible to everyone who needs it.

A simple piece of advice to everyone ... don't be scared to accept the invitations that will come your way to take part in screening programmes.

And, if you do ever find yourself in the situation that I'm in, just enjoy the buzz that you will get from realising just how kind and good your friends and family can be.

I have an 83 year-old aunt who had almost exactly the same operation just over two weeks ago..... although the "bits" removed would obviously be slightly different.

She is doing well, but like you, she and her husband would echo the comments about the quality of the people who have dealt with them, from the surgeon all the way through.

HAILSHAM SEAGULL · Oct 3, 2014

Great news for Ed and Lady B. Glad you feeling so positive. Best wishes to you both and best wishes for a speedy recovery.

glasfryn · Oct 3, 2014

Lord Bracknell said:
Once again, thanks to everyone for their kind messages.

But what I'd really like to say is thanks to all of the folk who have contributed to the advances that the medical profession have made in recent years.

When I was first diagnosed early last year, I was, to be frank, scared of what might lie ahead of me. But, in the case of my particular cancer, it's now clear to me that the oncologists, the surgeons, the radiologists, the therapists and the nurses do, in fact, know what they are dealing with - and the great joy that I have found is that I can trust them all to do their jobs brilliantly.

There is no need to be "battling bravely" (which is not my style, anyway). It's more a question of trusting the expertise that is available and being immensely thankful for the gem that is the NHS that makes curative cancer treatment not only possible, but accessible to everyone who needs it.

A simple piece of advice to everyone ... don't be scared to accept the invitations that will come your way to take part in screening programmes.

And, if you do ever find yourself in the situation that I'm in, just enjoy the buzz that you will get from realising just how kind and good your friends and family can be.

good to hear you are on the mend, and some great advice.
the big"C" came and touched our family a little while ago, and the advances they have made with treatment are miraculous.
reading this thread has made me smile a lot
all the best

John Bumlick · Oct 3, 2014

Danny-Boy said:
Good luck Lord B!! Keep[ on fighting.

A mate of mine is facing an op for prostrate cancer, hopefully that will be excised as well.

Well, if the cancer is prostrate, it should be easy to beat...

Publius Ovidius · Oct 3, 2014

Great to hear from you ed. This is great news, we were all very concerned for you . Take care mate...rest and recuperation are the orders of the day!

Kind regards
Dave

Fat Langers · Oct 3, 2014

That's brilliant news to hear!!! Get well soon Ed (I'm Mike Langridge by the way, just in case we have never met before!!

)

Sheebo · Oct 3, 2014

All the best to the legend and the legend Roz...

gjh1971 · Oct 3, 2014

That's great news Ed, look forward to seeing you at the Amex again soon.

Weststander · Oct 3, 2014

Never met Lord B, but have read many of his NSC posts. I wish him all the best for a full recovery, and then many happy & healthy years ahead. It's even more important than the bickering about transfers, D.Burke and the usual NSC stuff!

Man of Harveys · Oct 3, 2014

Wonderful news Ed. Gute besserung, alter Kumpel.

Lady Bracknell · Oct 3, 2014

I'm jolly touched by all your kind messages and the support we've had.

I'm delighted at how chipper His Lordship is. We've just been visited by the District Nurses and on their way out the senior nurse said "Your husband looks amazing! When we read his notes we were expecting to see someone who was very poorly but he doesn't look ill at all!"

I'm almost certain that his current well-being has a lot to do with knowing just how many people are cheering for him. Many thanks to you all.

Westdene Wonder · Oct 3, 2014

There is one more as you speak,wishing you the very best!

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