Sunday, 27 November 2011

IMPRESSIONS

THE NHS IS FANTASTIC

THE NHS IS FECKED


CHEMOTHERAPY IS A DODDLE


CHEMOTHERAPY IS GOING TO BE HARD


IF I AM THINKING ABOUT ORDER OF SERVICE  CELEBRATION, AM I BEING SENSIBLY PREPARED OR FATALISTIC?


BEEN ASKED DO I WANT A DNR ORDER...HMMN!


ACTUALLY FEELING PRETTY GOOD, SEEMS LIKE THE FECKER DOESN'T MUCH LIKE WHAT  I'M SHOVELLING DOWN.


IF ALL THE CHARITIES, GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS, ETC.SENT  THE PEOPLE THEY SAID THEY WOULD TO HELP ME, I WOULD HAVE TO MOVE OUT TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEM. AS IT IS HELP HAS ONLY JUST STARTED TO ARRIVE...HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS HOW WE HAVE MANAGED...BY WE I MEAN OF COURSE MY GLORIOUSLY ABLE JP.
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  1. Merisi27 November 2011 at 03:50

    Dearest Moannie,
    all I can do is send you my warmest wishes,
    hoping that all the help you'd ever wished for
    will actually arrive!
    Please give a hug to P.,
    warmest hugs for you,
    Merisi

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  2. Gaelyn27 November 2011 at 07:10

    Keep hanging in there lady.

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  3. Rosaria Williams27 November 2011 at 07:44

    Sending you hugs and kisses from the Far West. This too will be just a memory in a few months, Dear M. Stay strong.

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  4. Sharon Longworth27 November 2011 at 07:47

    You make your very own impression on us all. x

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  5. Eddie Bluelights27 November 2011 at 08:52

    We are all with you in spirit. Wish I could do more to help but here is a big, big hug ~ Eddie x

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  6. libby27 November 2011 at 09:05

    Wish I could have seen you on Friday..but never mind.. I 'see' you in your fabulous words. x

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  7. sensibilia27 November 2011 at 09:29

    You are so amazing.I salute you.

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  8. Hilary27 November 2011 at 09:31

    I'm awed by your strength and humour. Sending love and hugs.. and always, my best thoughts.

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  9. A Woman Of No Importance27 November 2011 at 09:49

    Keep saying 'feck' to it all, Moannie - Sending you love and warmest hugs! Me xxx

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  10. Maggie May27 November 2011 at 12:05

    Keep trekking on with that spirit that says, "*feck* to you all. I will do things MY way!"
    Maggie X

    Nuts in May

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  11. Mr London Street27 November 2011 at 13:50

    It's very difficult to say anything which hasn't already been said by someone, but, well, you know. I'm still reading. Keep writing.

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  12. lime27 November 2011 at 17:46

    yeah, that sounds about right. give em hell, moannie! keep em on their toes!

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  13. Leave It To Davis27 November 2011 at 18:22

    I apologize ahead of this comment....but I warned you....you might want to block me from your blog....I told you this is bringing all my experiences with my dad back.

    I was working on Sunday, as I alway do, in Health Information Management at the hospital, imaging records, when I got a call to come up to my dad's room....quickly....he wasn't doing well, and they needed someone to sign a DNR. My brother was here, and he wouldn't sign it alone. My mom was on the way to the hospital. When I got up to his room, I told them "no way" would I sign the DNR...and I caught my mom and told her to refuse, too. We didn't sign it. My dad came out of the bad state he was in, and kept fighting to live. Why are they always in such a hurry to get those darn DNRs signed??? Anyway, someone can sign one later, if need be....but, make sure it is someone that LOVES you and wants you to LIVE that you give your medical power of attorney to.

    Chemotherapy is the worst. But, it CAN shrink those horrible tumors. I am praying fervently that it will shrink yours to tiny little raisin size....or even better, make them vanish! I do so want to hear more stories of your life!

    As far as thinking about order of celebration, I think you are being the great mom and person you have shown to all of us....you are helping your family in a time when they will be greiving. My dad had done that for us, and I cannot tell you how wonderful that was.
    I think it's being realistic, not fatalistic...because we all have to go sometime.

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  14. Daryl28 November 2011 at 09:52

    lime said it best ...

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  15. Suldog28 November 2011 at 12:35

    Ah, love, I'm just back from my holiday vacation, and I'm so glad to see you posting and in fine form! You remain in my prayers, of course.

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  16. Far Beyond The Ridge28 November 2011 at 20:10

    hi mum
    sounds typical half full-half empty which is a damn sight better than the way i generally see things.
    now you have me wondering if prepared is the same as fatalistic. thinkin maybe
    and i think now is as good a time as any to go ahead and use the "u" and set the euphamisms free
    if spirit alone can turn battles, you've got it licked
    way to go Moannie!
    love
    rick

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