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Cancer 117
Posted on April 18, 2024 Leave a Comment
Another unexpected trip to the hospital. I don’t like unexpected trips to the hospital. They are depressing. They show that there are flaws in the ways my body is adapting and changing to cancer. It also means I will be spending more hours waiting, and will be jabbed and poked around with more than I […]
Cancer 116
Posted on April 2, 2024 Leave a Comment
I started this post a little while ago but got distracted by treatment and life. I was back at the hospital a couple of weeks ago because my PICC line appeared to be slipping out – something that is not supposed to happen but had happened to me a few weeks before. The PICC line […]
Cancer 114
Posted on March 19, 2024 Leave a Comment
For the first time in about three weeks, I am feeling fairly normal. I am sitting in the rooftop restaurant in the hospital waiting for my chemotherapy. Having cancer is a little like being in the armed forces. There is a lot of waiting involved and at the end of it a serious risk of […]
Cancer 110
Posted on March 6, 2024 Leave a Comment
My treatment didn’t go as well as expected yesterday. It was going perfectly well until nearing the end, where I should have my bottle/pump fitted, which I wear for the next 46 hours. Unfortunately, there was a problem with my PICC line. It had started to pull out. How? No idea, it is not supposed […]
Cancer 100
Posted on February 3, 2024 Leave a Comment
As this is my 100th blog on my cancer I feel it ought to be somehow special, but it isn’t, apart from being longer than average, sorry. While I am not sure what aspects of cancer could be special in a positive sense I don’t know. To coincide with the 100th cancer blog there are […]
Dr Nigel Hunt 