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Grade 4 glioblastoma

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Hello everyone

Crazy times hey, I literally never though I could be more tested than going to surgery for grade 4 glioblastoma brain cancer in 2017.  I am a very social workaholic corona doesn't fit.  HOWEVER I'm reaching out to everybody to just keep yourself as busy as you can, I'm 1 week off work and my garden looks like it should be in the back of B and Q trying to sell things ️ mindset is what's going to get us through our cancer and through these dark times.  Please stay positive, I'm 3 years in and scanned clear cycling 100km a day... Stay strong everyone xx

Graeme 

 

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    Hello Graeme, lovely to hear from you and thank you for sharing your story! 

    The current situation can be a bit of a shock to the system that's very true. For someone like you who cycles 100km a day (very impressive) I can imagine it must be really hard to slow down and do that much gardening but I bet your garden is looking really really good now. You're right we've got to keep busy to get through these difficult times. 

    I am so pleased to hear that 3 years in after your Grade 4 glioblastoma cancer you have now had clear scans. This is fantastic news! 

    Keep coming here whenever you feel like reaching out, 

    Best wishes, 

    Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator

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