CANCER DIARY
"Bigger than a Pea"
Tips on Coping with Cancer
 Reflection
4 December Dream Building & Appreciation for Life
5 December  Mammogram Day
6 DecemberBiopsy Day
7 DecemberReflecting
8 DecemberPathology Results
Google Search
10 DecemberRationalising
11 DecemberDecision Making
12 DecemberReflecting on the what if's
13 DecemberSurgery Day Drama
14 DecemberPost Operation
15 DecemberGoing Home
16 DecemberDr Deb Comes to Visit
18 December 19 DecemberLife goes on
Reflection
20 DecemberBest wishes from a friend
21 DecemberTelling Colleagues
22 DecemberMore support from colleagues
27 DecemberLetter to a client
30 December
to 15 January		e-mail dialogue
18 JanuaryTime to meet the surgeon again
21-25 Januarye-mail dialogue and support from family & friends
25 January
26 January
27 January		Chemo Day tomorrow
Chemo Day
The day after Chemo
28 January -
8 February		Chemo 1 of 6
Chemo isn't nice
Coming right
Depression
Feeling great & running
Molting
1 March - 9 MarchArticle in "The Listener" & reader feedback
9 March - 22 MarchHalf Way through the Chemo
28 March - 29 MarchDealing with baldness
30 March4th Chemo Session & drugs
24 AprilSunday Star Times Article - Health Insurance a matter of life and death for small businesses
16 MayLyfords Newsletter - Thank you for your patience & loyalty
24 JuneLife after chemo
  
 

Alison's Breast Cancer Diary
Feelings after diagnosis, surgery, and chemo-therapy

20 December - Best wishes from a friend
Dearest Alison
You have been very much on my mind over the last few days so I am delighted to hear your truly encouraging news.

I am convinced that champagne is slimming - it is just that we are not drinking enough of it!!  I plan to put this particular theory to the test over the next fortnight and will provide statistical results in the New Year for your consideration.....

My lovely long relaxing break is evaporating before my eyes - with requests for proposals dropping like flies on my desk.  And work stacked up to start from the 5th January.  So deep breath and upwards and onwards.... I must have been JOLLY bad in a past life to be paying such a heavy penalty this time round, I reckon!

Anyway Christmas will be delightful and I am really looking forward to the days with loved ones.  I hope yours is wonderful and sparkly.  Look forward to seeing you in the New Year
Big Chrissy hugs Trace

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