Yearly Update 2019

Hi all, Yet again 2019 was a busy year and haven’t managed to do a update until today. Firstly I’ll start with the main thing, my Brian tumour remains stable. Even though inside the tumour has now got a new cyst the team say it is post treatment and everything has remained stable. I have […]

Lockdown

I know I haven’t posted in a while but I have created a post but I’m still part way into writing it It’s now six years into my journey and still plodding on. So far the tumour remains stable and my next MRI is in September. Anyway I hope everyone is well. We’re now in […]

What next….

Trying to get my head around the results i(Bev) really had lots of questions I should have asked whilst with the team so I rang the nurse specialists for answers the next day,first of all how can something that is calcified change, what is meant by nobbly as I can not find a description for […]

WHEN STABLE BECOMES A CHANGE

  24th April exactly the day before my 4th year from diagnoses of an inoperable brain tumour I had my 6 monthly routine MRI and MRA. Obviously they have been every 6 months for the past year. We did the ‘normal’ routine of attending the oncology daycare to have cannula inserted to be able to […]

Happy New Year 2018

  A happy new year to all my blog followers, I hope you all had a good time this Christmas and new year in 2017, and I hope 2018 is a good one for you all. Sorry I didn’t post anything in 2017 but last year was a rollercoaster of a time for me. I […]

Part 4-Things were easier in the beginning

Multi-disciplinary meeting was attended by Angel,Bev,oncology nurse specialist,clinical psychologist,educational psychologist and Dr Thorp who led the meeting. Angel was struggling at school with fatigue, memory problems and mood swings such that she now attends school on a part time basis.Medically Angel is doing well, in terms of her non-medical ongoing issues they are as follows […]

Sleep EEG

Angel attended Blackpool Victoria Hospital for this test to see how much melatonin she absorbs, as she doesn’t produce it ,or very little. She never slept well before diagnosis of the brain tumour and still has hit and miss nights of being able to sleep,the issue is not with going to sleep but actually staying […]