A month of shocks

Well what a time, this has been, lost my Son aged 48 to Cancer, just before Christmas, on Christmas eve, I was told an xray for painful shoulder, showed up a shadow on my lung. Had a scan this week, I have growths in both lungs. One is eating my rib, and other lung, tumour to close to spine. Now awaiting lung biopsy through rib cage, before I find out, if I am terminal, think my family has been through enough, I Bury my son next week, then wait, for the wait, that Covid is causing. I am 77 years old.

 

Parents Reply Children
  • Mmmm but I'm nearly 70 and the one I have is facing South! But even at 70 it will be nice to feel a bit more normal and attractive. I hope these little chats help to take your mind off things, to have cancer is bad enough but to lose a son  must be overwhelming. I found this cancer chat helpful especially when I was first diagnosed, it's makes you feel you are not alone 

    do you read?im reading a great book called More than a Woman by Caitlin Moran , it's humorous in places and so true of womens lives....

    Silver 

  • Hi Silver. I met a lady of 82, who had a reconstruction, She said you would never know, and I could not believe, they made it as droopy as the other one, so don't worry..xx

  • Might as well have 2 droopy ones but I'm hoping for perky  little ones!! And a tummy tuck at that. Thinking about it a face lift might help... no I'm joking just to have 2 so I look OK in a swimsuit will be fine and not have to use those prothesis things. There's a long waiting list apparently for my op so who knows when it will be. 
    Silver