I managed to organise the blood transfusion to be administered at Sue Ryder this week rather than waiting for the Berks possibly next week. I stayed over night on Wednesday so that they could continue to administer the 4 units over the two days.
I came home yesterday but I'm not feeling the benefits yet. I still feel quite tired today and a little sick. Let's hope I pick up over the weekend.
Dawn- how are you?, hello to Steve, Matt, Ellie and Freddie too.
ReplyDeleteHave caught up with your journey and appreciate that you have been through so much of late. The treatment and your resilience is endless but it must be tough at times? I took you with me to Leeds last week as people are still so inspired by you and all the families from the Mummy diaries - so hard to believe it is 18 months ago.When I arrived in Leeds it took me back to arriving at Leeds station waving to Amanda (with ever increasing bump) and then going out to see Pam and the family.Sad but VERY special times and a priveledge to work with all of you.
Thanks for keeping up the blog, helps so many people to know the truth of this journey.
With love and admiration for all of you.
Julie
Hi Dawn, Sorry to hear that things are all upside down again.
ReplyDeleteYou are and always will be a wonderful inspiration to me and all your help when I neede info about Germany.
My tumour has shrunk another 10%, 83% gone now.
I don't know how i would have got to my first Frankfurt trip with out you.
I am so sorry not to have been in touch for a while. You know what its like with work and families!
Are you going to do a follow up of the Mummy diaries as I am sure a lot of people would want to know how you are.
Hope all the family are well and you are still driven to beat this thing.
Take care
Debbie Brewer x x