Some weeks ago I had my first annual CT scan to look for signs of new tumour growth and this week I had official confirmation in writing that ...
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My first job out of university was as an estate agent. Perhaps not the natural career choice for a music and theology student, but it seemed like a ...
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Precisely one year ago I was asleep in a hospital ward and I was woken up by a lot of commotion as a man was wheeled in on ...
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I think it was Ronan Keating that sang “Life is a Rollercoaster”. I agree! Recently, I went from a wonderful high (being told my liver was tumour-free), to ...
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For those who have been following my blog, I’m sorry that I haven’t posted for a while. Thank you for the kind celebration messages – they’ve all been ...
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It’s been a traumatic couple of weeks to say the least and today was bizarrely amazing. I had a call first thing this morning to say that my ...
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My next round of tests are all done and I’m awaiting results again. So, to distract myself from the ‘big C’, here is the first of a three ...
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Unfortunately the ‘no news is good news’ mantra hasn’t served me well on this occasion. It’s felt like a long wait for my first post-op CT scan results ...
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Still no CT scan result and I’ve tried calling the doctors three times today. So, lots of thoughts on the psalms instead. Here goes…! Just a few hours ...
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On Thursday last week (23rd) I had my first post-operation CT scan. This was to look for signs of any new tumour growth, particularly on the liver and ...
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Since my operation in February my recovery has been mostly good. I’ll blog about what it’s like to live without a large intestine at a later date; but, ...
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I want to mark the start of my blog by saying a big THANK YOU to everyone that has supported me, my wife and my children throughout the ...
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Warning! Long story ahead, which contains some graphic images and far too much information for some! Click the headings below to expand each 'chapter'. For those in a ...
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