you've got me on a whole different thought pattern now W.T.L. - I see what you mean ("cheesy") but don't forget Top Banana!
Well, by God Chris, I certainly did forget it! But I feel liberated, no longer on the defensive! (Of course, yellow hot rods aside, American Graffiti is probably where most of us first came across "Who cut the cheese?", too)
Love them on battered cod, i.e. with hot grease, which is sort of like cooking them; or on 'Greek' lemon chicken, but couldn't eat them straight! Grapefruit, on the other hand! In fact, it's time I bought some.
DB you're an inspiration, I had cancer twice but am luckily clear, have been for sixteen years, it has left me with life changing issues which become more of a problem as I get older. But some how I feel really guilty when I read a story like yours. You have my utmost respect.
Never feel guilty for being a fighter and surviving everyone’s journey comes with after issues You keep fighting and moving forward and live each day as it’s your last You too have my respect Now be proud your a fighter no more guilt
Like you I’ve had 2 bouts and so far I’m ok. First one back in 2005 and the second in 2017…….But @Ducbird ‘s story is inspirational
Each day is a new day and sometimes it’s different in a way you have no control over. Just got to keep going and keep smiling. Best!
https://bloodcancer.org.uk/news/tom...r-the-first-time-about-his-late-wife-tiffany/ Tom Youngs speaks publicly about his late wife, Tiff, as Will Findlay takes on new challenge 13th Mar 2023 Former British and Irish Lions player, ex-England hooker and Leicester Tigers club captain Tom Youngs has spoken publicly for the first time about his wife Tiffany, sadly passed away to blood cancer in 2022.
I prefer limes. Juice two fresh limes, add honey, a jolt of Barbados rum, and some boiling water. Delicious, cheers me up + Vitamin C.
So as not to spam the what have you done today A little update to the back pain I have been experiencing and results of MRI Im not relapsing thankfully My pelvic lesions are all stable Contrasting and comparing last years MRI My spine shows signs of crumbing My T1/3 have started to collapse My T9 has collapsed further I have scoliosis Par for the course as myeloma relapses and steroids contribute as well as treatment I'm staying on painkillers as they are working Overall a good result
I'm back again I have relapsed. Been having lower back pain for months it got worse Dec 25 into this year when I recently had a different pain in my waist and hips PET scan couple weeks ago show small active lesions in my shoulders/hips/L1 and in my thigh bone I need an X-ray on the thigh to see if the bone is compromised and or fractured Next week I believe I'm signing consent forms for new treatment Let's go again into putting my myeloma back to sleep
