[AntarParticipant]

Hello Mike

Thank you for your best wishes, much appreciated.
I must admit (if they allow a 2nd sct at my age) it wouldn’t be something I’d
exactly look forward to after the 1st experience, but c’est la guerre.

Best Regards
Dave

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Hi Kevin

More power to your elbow & your bike battery the very best of luck with your travels
hope you enjoy every moment.

Regards
David

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Hello Janet
What was the question?
Sorry couldn’t resist it, I’m the same after diagnosis,chemo & sct my concentration and memory are
awful, I also go off into some sort of trance when reading and read the same sentence 4 or 5 times before giving up or falling asleep.
Watch quiz shows know many of the answers but can’t drag the name
out of my head.
Go to another room come back and sit as I don’t know why I went there,aah gloves so have another trek & hope I get them before I’m distracted & forget again.
So you are not on your own & and I know it can be annoying to partners as well as yourself but they have to be patient, as do you try not to let it upset you too much.
Good luck & best wishes.
David

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Hi robbo,

I’ve had 4 BMB’s at 2 different hospitals they both did a local anesthetic, they aren’t the
pleasantest experiences I’ve ever had but the 3rd one was tear-jerking agony.

Regards
Dave

[AntarParticipant]

Hi Andy
Hope all goes well with the new treatment have a happy and Healthy 2014

Best wishes Dave

[AntarParticipant]

Good luck Tom and have many more years of remission in a short time my friend.

[AntarParticipant]

Hi Tom
Have a enjoyable relaxing holiday followed by a fruitful and Happy New Year.

Regards Dave

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Hi Scott

thanks for that feedback.
I'll give it a go then.

Used to spend a lot on line business products etc. that won't happen on that scale now,but as you say every pound or pennies helps especially if thousands or millions were to get involved, and costs you nothing brilliant idea.

Hope you are well

Regards David

[AntarParticipant]

Thankyou for that information Eve.

Although not a military man I also led a very active life racins cycles,offshore sailing, and a full time pro scuba diving instructor for 10 years, and country pursuits so not exactly a slouch and where does it get you?
never mind water under the bridge.

Had a minor stroke 5 years ago(64)still not totally convinced it was a stroke but what do I know? like wise put on statins + other drugs my multi problems seemed to start not long after that, so I emphasise with slim on many of those counts.

All this is so helpful thank you again Eve.
My good wishes to you and Slim

Regards David

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Thanks Tom

The general feeling among the medical team seem to be that at the latter ages
ie: 65-70 the benifits may be out weighed be the treatment and long recovery period.But I will see what Dr Kwee Yong has to say later, I feel basically fit beneath all these aches and pains.
So yeah may see you there.

Regards
david

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Thanks San

[AntarParticipant]

Hi Vicki & Colin

Thankyou Vicki,gritting those teeth hard Mr Myeloma has a fight on his hands, I wish you both well.

Regards
David

[AntarParticipant]

I agree wholeheartedly Andy Life is a gift, to be grabbed with every grateful sinew.

Regards
David

[AntarParticipant]

Hello Mavis

Thankyou, I have had ongoing problems ince a stroke(tia) 5 years ago, chest cramps, unable to walk far, breathless, pneumonia etc but the Gp became more confused than I So I requested to see a Haematologist who was very thorough told me it should have been found ages ago,and the rest is ongoing.

Best Regards
David

[AntarParticipant]

Hello Eve & thankyou for your reply,
I wish Slim and yourself the power to beat this thing. Good luck.

David

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