NHS leg pain

[Cornish seagull!]

Still got the hair for the time being lol. Hows things with you buddy?

 

[robbie c]

Hi Cornish;
things are looking pretty good for us; in the remission, scans and check up phases and so far so good; and the hair came back very quickly after chemo ended;

 

[Cornish seagull!]

Excellent news buddy. Today is a lovely day i ventured out for a bit now in tired lol. As soon as i see the sun i start to sweat lol.

 

[Peever]

ENjoyed a bit of fresh air eh Cornish?

 

[Cornish seagull!]

Yeah it was good mate. What stage of your travels are you on peev.

 

[Peever]

Just sat here in Mississauga (just outside Toronto) at Evans (Defrocked preist) parents house. Going for a bite tonight with some of the family whom I spoke to on the phone back when everything happened but have never met. Tonights the night! Going to be nice to finally meet these people as I know they have been waiting. Heading round the pub across the street for a few pints and watch the derby this afternoon. Looks like im in England already as its overcast, rainy and cold! Good thing its going to be like 20 degrees when I get over the pond

 

[Cornish seagull!]

I hope everyting goes alright buddy. What times is it over there mate?

 

[Peever]

5 hours behind you 1:11 here right now, still early in the day!

 

[The Peanut Roaster]

5 hours behind you 1:11 here right now, still early in the day!

Thought you left for Blighty today?

 

[Cornish seagull!]

Beer oclock lol

 

[upthealbion1970]

Hi Cornish, glad you ventured out today mate - I always get jen out the day before chemo (even if it's only to sit in the car and on ditchling beacon in the rain with an ice cream lol). We will all be thinking of you tomorrow

 

[Cornish seagull!]

Hi Cornish, glad you ventured out today mate - I always get jen out the day before chemo (even if it's only to sit in the car and on ditchling beacon in the rain with an ice cream lol). We will all be thinking of you tomorrow

Cheers chap nervs are starting to kick in. Treatments fine its just the afters.

 

[Cornish seagull!]

When i saw a bloke i used to work with today. He remarked that i looked well and i didnt look like i had cancer i responded by saying 'What is a person with cancer meant to look like?' he responded with 'errr i dunno someone that looks ill' lol. When i was at the last chemo session there were probaly about 20-30 people having chemo and not one of looked like they had cancer. So my question is what is someone with cancer meant to look like??

 

[upthealbion1970]

Nerves are good Cornish, it means you respect that your chemo is an extremely aggressive treatment - if you don't respect it then it will catch you unaware and really f*** you up (this is how it was explained to us by both of jens neorologists).

As for 'what is someone with cancer meant to look like', when we go to kings the vast majority of patients in the day chemo ward do look in reasonably good nick but every person there knows within a matter of hours this will not be the case as the chemo attacks and the following days kind of blur into each other.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

All the best for the next session.

 

[Cornish seagull!]

All the best for the next session.

Cheers chap.

 

[doogie004]

thinking of you always son good luck tomorrow will speak tomorrow remember dont let the fucker get you down love mum dad and dan.

 

[Cornish seagull!]

thinking of you always son good luck tomorrow will speak tomorrow remember dont let the fucker get you down love mum dad and dan.

Cheers pops

 

[Hillian1]

Good luck mate.

As they say in the boxing world "seconds away, round two"

 

[Peever]

Thought you left for Blighty today?

Tommorrow at 530. . Had to come down an extra day early as flights full today! Will be in London Friday morning around 7 am . Just enjoying some pints watchingthe north London derby and now the copa. Which translates to beer o clock as Cornish has said