Lots of potential complications.
If I get through this it will require some painful decisions and sacrifices that I am not really emotionally prepared for at this moment. But I will be.
Moving forward.
If this sort of real life vérité is too painful and difficult for you to process, I would pass on it for a while. I understand completely and my love for you is not diminished. The rest of you stay tuned.
6 comments:
Robert
My wife and sister are both cancer survivors.I am well aware of your plight.Talking about it in your blog can only be therapeutic for you and I admire you for your courage.I can relate only to Lesley.I know how she feels .There are no easy answers,we are all temporary.The AA saying,ONE DAY AT AT A TIME is very relavent. Im in your corner and wishing you the best,you are a great person and good friend.Stay positive.
Sincerely
Bob
Well Robert I think you are fully entitled to share this process on the blog. I think many of us will walk with you on this.
As Jon said, many of us will walk with you through this very important journey you are on!
I'm here for your musings, not to hear some pep talk about life. I've had friends and family with bladder cancer who've lived to tell the tale, (and complain about the hassles of the consequences of the decisions they made). But griping is allowed in our family and we support bitching about the bad stuff. ~D.O.
Stay positive and I may share my salt water taffy
Hey Robert, you are a tough bastard and I’ll see you on the other side of this treatment.
Keep on truckin.
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