Day 127: Waiting Game
What they don’t tell you when you get the C diagnosis is there is a lot of waiting. Cancer is a continuous waiting game. The day Bilbo was diagnosed felt like the longest day...
A family of four travel the world and relocate to Devon
What they don’t tell you when you get the C diagnosis is there is a lot of waiting. Cancer is a continuous waiting game. The day Bilbo was diagnosed felt like the longest day...
Today has been PHENOMENAL, Bilbo and I have had the most wonderful day out in London – i’m buzzing and it has pushed cancer to the back of all our minds.
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.
Clinical trials come with a huge morale and personal dilemma for our family. Do you opt in or out? What is the right decision? Not an easy choice to make.
There is a sentence I never imagined I’d write… “Santa, School, Sausage Casserole and Wet Wipes” But they are all connected in some way to the last four days. When you’re battling cancer four...
If you’re wondering how to help a family with a child with cancer please read this blog. Over the last month we’ve had so much support from friends, family, work colleagues and complete strangers....
I can hardly believe we’ve been battling cancer for 30 days. Some days it feels like we’ve been doing it for a life time. Other days I feel so new and useless. It is...