I was going to write this update in the a numbers breakdown style, a la Bridget Jones; Nos. of Times Sick, Teaspoons of Apple Sauce Consumed, Pills Popped, Hours Slept etc….
Good sense prevailed however, so I shall just say after a a week and a half at my darling Papa’s home, I am back at the flat! I was even on my lovely, lovely allotment yesterday.
It’s good to be back. Though I cannot ever thank my Pa enough for taking care of me and answering my every Princess whim. He now passes the torch to A - an altogether tougher task master (but that’s necessary too).
For many reasons, simply not that interesting to go into, it makes sense for all of us to manage my weeks this way (though these things are changeable and so am I!).
For those who want to keep up, this in my 3 Week Cycle:
Week 1 Chemo Week: Apologies if I go undercover this week, no texts, emails, phone calls answered etc…
Week 2 Immune System Failure: I try not to hug, kiss or in anyway touch people but am out and about, Available for tea / coffee at home, occasional outings, Sorry No Children.
Week 3 Normal Service Resumed: I’m back baby! Please hit me up with fabulous invites and leisurely coffee times - no really, please do. I may rabbit on at you like a hyperactive child - I am giddy on life! A and P will be pleased for you to take me off their hands for a bit….
Of course this is Chemo so all the above is ‘Subject to Change” - Boring!
I also wanted to mention, I’m probably not going to write much, or at all, about the nitty gritty of my Chemo. Not yet anyway, I’m not being coy, I just want to do so in a more timely and responsible fashion.
Little Blog is above all a personal record for me and my loved ones, I will therefore have to find away for telling “My Life with Chemo” story but should anyone stumble here looking for guidance or reassurance, I simply don’t want to scare them. Buy me a Non-alcoholic drink and I'll happily spill my guts in person...
Everyone reacts differently, everyone will have their own way through. It may be, I get others on here to write about their time too, highlight those differences. If anyone wants to or knows of anyone who may want to share, please contact me.
Thank you to everyone for their support through this first round.
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