Thank you so much for your reply Ed.  I appreciate you sharing your experience.   I think the initial shock and the fact I live alone is playing havoc with my mindset.  Take care of yourself Ed.

Hi Anne,

I get the initial shock and the word cancer sends shivers so understand. On the positive side I was diagnosed with this on my throat 2018, and after treatment have no side effects, and lead totally normal life. Sometimes just a blip in life but so advanced now with treatment. Message me if you would find helpful as you are not alone 

Hi sorry to trouble you, but are you the gentleman I think from Scotland?, when I got diagnosed in 2021 with throat cancer I read yours and a lady called Hazels day to day update on your journey, it was very helpful I’d now like to pass it on to someone who’s been diagnosed but can’t find it , apologies if I have the wrong person. 

Hi Bushy,

Yes its me and have replied from my email. 

I have listed the link below should anyone find helpful and my daily blog on my throat cancer journey,

I have been cured and have no lingering side effects so there is so many positive stories of light at the end of the tunnel after treatment,

radiotherapythroat.home.blog/

happy to help anyone who wants to get in touch

kind regards

Ian

Yes it's me and have listed the link below for my blog.

radiotherapythroat.home.blog/

Happy to help anyone who would like to get in touch for any help at all

Kind regards

Ian