NHS leg pain

[Peter Grummit]

Great news Cornish, what was time of birth, not just as Buckers scored?

PG

 

[Cornish seagull!]

Great news Cornish, what was time of birth, not just as Buckers scored?

PG

He was born 19.17. So managed to keep an eye on the footy.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Mother and baby doing well, little charlie came out bum first so bit of a tramatic birth. Everythings good now though.

Sorry Andy, I missed all the excitement as we were away in Vietnam. Best wishes to you all.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

A quick update from me on the results of my back from hols CT scan last week.
The marker cancer nodule in my peritoneum has grown about 0.5cm all round and is now about the size of a thumbnail. No signs of aggressive disease there or any disease elsewhere so no more chemo just yet. However, I'll be having a complete day out on the NHS at the Royal Surrey in Guildford next Tuesday; initially about a post-surgery abdominal hernia I've developed, followed by some nuclear medicine/radioactive fluorine (ie positron emission tomography or PET scan) to have a look for any cancer signs elsewhere at the cellular level. If there's none (and that's a big IF) then they want to have a look at removing the nodule surgically next year. Apparently this is largely to do with surgical technique development - it's a 10 hour operation!
Millwall in the evening might seem a bit tame after all this - any pregnant women or children near WSUD, Row O should avoid the old git in a flat cap surrounded by a green glow.

 

[Cornish seagull!]

A quick update from me on the results of my back from hols CT scan last week.
The marker cancer nodule in my peritoneum has grown about 0.5cm all round and is now about the size of a thumbnail. No signs of aggressive disease there or any disease elsewhere so no more chemo just yet. However, I'll be having a complete day out on the NHS at the Royal Surrey in Guildford next Tuesday; initially about a post-surgery abdominal hernia I've developed, followed by some nuclear medicine/radioactive fluorine (ie positron emission tomography or PET scan) to have a look for any cancer signs elsewhere at the cellular level. If there's none (and that's a big IF) then they want to have a look at removing the nodule surgically next year. Apparently this is largely to do with surgical technique development - it's a 10 hour operation!
Millwall in the evening might seem a bit tame after all this - any pregnant women or children near WSUD, Row O should avoid the old git in a flat cap surrounded by a green glow.

That's good news mate, proves that the research is bringing new treatments and surgical methods, hopefully one day they might find something for me but at the moment alls well and it's still stable. There was talk of a pet scan early in my diagnoses but it never happened sounds a bit scary lol.

 

[Durlston]

Best wishes on getting back to full health, Alex Dawson and Cornish Seagull.

 

[doogie004]

A quick update from me on the results of my back from hols CT scan last week.
The marker cancer nodule in my peritoneum has grown about 0.5cm all round and is now about the size of a thumbnail. No signs of aggressive disease there or any disease elsewhere so no more chemo just yet. However, I'll be having a complete day out on the NHS at the Royal Surrey in Guildford next Tuesday; initially about a post-surgery abdominal hernia I've developed, followed by some nuclear medicine/radioactive fluorine (ie positron emission tomography or PET scan) to have a look for any cancer signs elsewhere at the cellular level. If there's none (and that's a big IF) then they want to have a look at removing the nodule surgically next year. Apparently this is largely to do with surgical technique development - it's a 10 hour operation!
Millwall in the evening might seem a bit tame after all this - any pregnant women or children near WSUD, Row O should avoid the old git in a flat cap surrounded by a green glow.

yes as said all the best mate looking forward to the arrival of andrew this xmas and little charlie will all be at the watford game come have a beer

 

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Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

 

[cjd]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

Oh dear.....so sorry to hear that Bushy. Very tough times for you and your family. Feel for you.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

Ah bloody hell.


I am so sorry to hear that mate.

There are no words really.

Dave

 

[Muhammed - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

sorry to hear the news Bushy.

as Dave said, no words can compensate or numb what you must be feeling.

stay strong mate

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

I know exactly how you must be feeling. They say time heals, but, in all honesty, it doesn't. Emotions cannot, just, be terminated when life is. Keep strong, your kids will need you now.

 

[Paul Skinback]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

My thoughts are with you and your family. Life can seem unfair at times, i don't think you ever get over it, you just get used to it. My Son would have been 20 this year (he died very young), every day i think about him. Try to think how lucky you were to share time with people you loved and be strong for yourself and your family.

Best wishes too, to the other guys who are unwell and going through treatment.

 

[doogie004]

really sorry to hear your bad news stay strong thoughts r with you and family

 

[Brovion]

Dad died this afternoon just 6 weeks after my mum, it was a relief in the end , RIP dad , love you mate.

Sorry for your loss. Heck of a time of year to lose someone close.

 

[User removed 4]

Oh dear.....so sorry to hear that Bushy. Very tough times for you and your family. Feel for you.

thks mate.

 

[User removed 4]

Ah bloody hell.


I am so sorry to hear that mate.

There are no words really.

Dave

thanks dave.

 

[User removed 4]

sorry to hear the news Bushy.

as Dave said, no words can compensate or numb what you must be feeling.

stay strong mate

thanks mate.

 

[User removed 4]

I know exactly how you must be feeling. They say time heals, but, in all honesty, it doesn't. Emotions cannot, just, be terminated when life is. Keep strong, your kids will need you now.

thks AT.

 

[User removed 4]

My thoughts are with you and your family. Life can seem unfair at times, i don't think you ever get over it, you just get used to it. My Son would have been 20 this year (he died very young), every day i think about him. Try to think how lucky you were to share time with people you loved and be strong for yourself and your family.

Best wishes too, to the other guys who are unwell and going through treatment.

Bloody hell paul, this just goes to show that there is always someone worse off, especially so at this time of year, have a good xmas mate.