Awol

Hi, sorry I haven't been around or posted progress.  I have been letting fb know what I am up to and my charity page but it has been a really difficult few weeks.  It takes just one doctor to hum and argh and you then find your whole world turned upside down.  I need to harden myself up to these hums...and endless waiting for results and my whole life will to some extent be dictated by them.  That is the way of cancer.

On a plus note, my surgical team whom I saw yesterday have confirmed that the pain I am feeling is nerve damage caused by the radiotherapy.  Thank God.  Why the radiotherapy guys couldn't confirm it rather then send me for this, that and the other I don't know.  I know they have to cover themselves and they need to know if the cancer  has spread but if they had added the fact it could just be radiotherapy damage then I could have focused on that rather than the ' is it in my bones' scenario.

I have done a little stitching but nothing worth showing.

Some years ago, Julie sent me a sock pattern which I loved.  I bought all the wool for it and several years later..that it still sat.  So I sent it to Julie.  I know she will put it to good use!

(sorry Julie..I stole the piccie from your blog lol)

There is only so long you can let good wool sit in a drawer!

I am off to do a workshop in Dublin this weekend; my first teaching since my diagnosis and I am so excited about it.  I love teaching.  All funds will go to my sponsored walk so when I get back prepare to be amazed at my new total!!!! (fingers crossed)
Have a great weekend everyone.