A Day in the life of mesothelioma

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Injection Again!

I haven't done much the last couple of days, after shopping on Tuesday I was pretty worn out on Wednesday. Thursday seems a blur, I did...

We have had a strange weekend, after having a knock out on Friday night I slept really well and woke up reasonable on Saturday morning, alth...

Boy oh boy has the last couple of days flown in our household. Monday Gary drove down to see his mam before her forthcoming operation today...

Wow what a difference a decent night's sleep can do for you. After the ups and downs since July with this wonderful abdomen of mine the...

When you have mesothelioma the worst thing you can have is cold or flu. This can lead to so many other complications but the main one - bre...

I had a sore throat a couple of nights but thought I had managed to dodge it becoming anything else. How wrong was I, yesterday I started s...

Another night of terrible sweats and trying to find a clean patch between the sheets! I woke up with terrible pain in my side around 7.30, ...

On Saturday night I took a muscle relaxant as my body ached. On Sunday I didn't take my low dose of water tablets are they aren't s...

Yesterday the sun was up between the clouds but now and again the blue sky managed to show itself. When it did I was sat out watching hubby...

A lot happens to us as we travel through this journey. In my case I have had more pains and related problems, ie this stomach problem of bi...

I managed to sit in the garden most of the day, although the sky was more cloudy than blue but I didn't get to walk the dogs. It was to...

After the terrible start to yesterday I finally got out and sat in the warmth but under the clouds! My GP arrived at 1 to check on me and m...

We all go through changes when dealing with Mesothelioma. Firstly, the diagnosis and the hope that we can outlive the prediction they give ...

Well the sun was shining at 6 am but by 10 the clouds have come across and rain looks heavy on the horizon. My GP and lung nurse both phon...

I still can't shake this mood of doom or get off my backside and be active. But today I did pack, early for me as I normally do it the ...