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Cas and Rossy…I wish you both happy..healthy futures.
Thankyou Esme xxx
Thank you Esme xx
Bravery flys out the window Rubes, and the desire to survive kicks in, as i’m sure Rossy would lay testament to. :wink: Life is never the same, you never take anything for granted again. I never worry about anything anymore, bills n such i mean, mundane everyday stuff takes a veryyyyyyyyyyy back seat :lol:
Like I said before, my son was 14 at the time, a complete superstar, he’s 18 now. Watching the worry of the last 4 weeks drain out of his face today was like winning the lottery :D
But ………….. thankyou, your words brought a lump to my throat O:)
Your so right Cas……………… I bet your son was ecstatic and finally breathed properly……..
I cant thank ruby enough for the kind words and thoughts and you 2
xxxLovely to read stories of you both overcoming that awful disease, and its great these days more and more people are doing so, like you both. I can imagine your relief at getting the all clear, a great huge weight lifted to enable you to carry on and not be held back by ANYTHING!!! The worlds yer oyster!!
I know when my best friend got the all clear after a mastectomy she phoned me straight away and I ran around my office in hysterics and she said she was doing the same in the hospital car park lol!!!!!!! We must have looked like nutters, but you cant beat receiving news like that when all you can think of up till then are filled with negativity, no matter how much you try to be optomistic.
Anyway, long and happy lives to you both, from the bottom of my heart xxxxxxxx :) :wink:
Thankyou Sharon xxx
I can soooo totally understand that feeling of euphoria and running around the car park lol, I was a little like that myself yesterday :lol:
I slept last night for what felt like the first time in weeks lol. Woke up at bout 9.45 this morning, lazy mare lol.
Aww, bless ya, must have needed it! :lol:
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