A family of four travel the world
I’ve been wanting to write something for a while now about my other son. The one who doesn’t have Leukaemia. His name is Harrison and he’s 2 and a half years old. As the brother of a child with cancer, he is suffering too.
Surviving a child cancer diagnosis isn’t easy. This post lists the things I wish i’d known from day one, we hope this may help other parents in the future.
There are so many things I hate about cancer. When you get a cancer diagnosis there is no time off for good behaviour. Even on a week where we have limited time in hospital...
There are so many way you can support a family fighting cancer. Over the last month we’ve had so much support from friends, family, work colleagues and complete strangers. Everyone has asked “what do...
Last night the feelings, the worry, the tears, the anxiety about cancer all came pouring out. It was 1am and I broke, I had the mother of all meltdowns.
Actually today marks 106 days but i’ve been too bloody busy to write or think about posting.
We’ve now reached 97 days of cancer. And today i’d like to celebrate the last week and how much Bilbo has managed to achieve and enjoy.
Today marks 90 days of cancer. We’ve been taking it day by day but Bilbo has been bloody ace. Continuing to amaze us every single day.
When we see the facebook pictures of you giving blood, the donations coming in I know that we are loved. Bilbo is loved. And with that love we are going to fight this bastard cancer.
We’re dreading the next 5 weeks we know what to expect, the nausea, the sickness, the anger and frustration, it will all return at any moment from tomorrow.
At the CLIC Sargent roadshow on Friday I was overwhelmed by the sheer energy, passion and drive the entire room has for supporting young people with cancer and their families.
I’ve been wanting to write something for a while now about my other son. The one who doesn’t have Leukaemia. His name is Harrison and he’s 2 and a half years old. As the brother of a child with cancer, he is suffering too.
Today marks 75 days of Cancer. And you’d be forgiven for believing we are a “normal” family. Except we aren’t normal and whilst we can try and believe that for a split second, there are so many things that bring us back to “cancer reality”
World Cancer Day 2019 is on Monday 4th February. There are so many ways you can get involved whether you have 1mins or a few hours spare to volunteer.
