Carol Bradley

  • mhnevill replied to the topic A short post. in the forum General 8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Averil

    After my operation and radiotherapy for a plasmacytoma I had a year without any treatment except tablets for bone strengthening. I then had a bad period and had six lots of CDT. I then had three years of nothing else but bone strengthening infusions. These only dis continued because my kidney function was deteriorating.

    I used to be…[Read more]

  • Hi Folks

    Strikes me we could do with starting some new posts as this one just goes on and on!

    Just wanted to tell Helen and Andy I was thinking of them!

    And best wishes to all using this post!

    Mavis X

  • mhnevill replied to the topic 5 Years Ago Today in the forum General 8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Phil

    Great news. I read somewhere that the longer your remission, the longer your remission will be!! Do trust yours lasts and lasts.

    Do enjoy every day you are given.

    Very best wishes.

    Mavis

  • mhnevill replied to the topic The waiting game in the forum Newcomers 8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Alex

    A bit late to respond to your post, but I don’t come on so often now. Wonder how your Dad is getting on? It’s quite possible he is in the ” wait and see” phase which can be even if he has bone lesions. Treatment is all based around readings of the blood tests. Do you have any readings for your Dad?

    Hope all is as well as can be…[Read more]

  • mhnevill replied to the topic Recently Diagnosed in the forum Newcomers 8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Compass ( do you have a name?!!)

    Just caught up with all your posts. Welcome to the site from me. I’m rather an old stager now at over 5 years post diagnosis and currently in remission though I have lots of problems with bone pain and my kidneys are compromised.

    You seem to be remarkably positive in spite of everything. I do find this…[Read more]

  • mhnevill replied to the topic Tiredness in the forum Newcomers 8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Geoff

    Have just read your post. Like you I haven’t been on so often lately. So sorry to hear about your daughter. Even though not totally unexpected, never the less it must have been a real body blow.

    Time will no doubt help, but will never take away the fact that she is no longer here to be loved and to show love. Do you have any faith…[Read more]

  • Hi Sandie

    Time to grieve is not something that we decide,it’s not something that you can just decide to do,it comes in so many different forms,to me it’s a bit of an ambush,one minute ok next the tears slip down my cheeks.

    The house to you has been important ,but it’s not your love or your memories,just 4 walls and a roof,your love of your mum…[Read more]

  • Hi Bob

    I was interested in your post. Welcome to the Forum.

    Sorry, I have nothing to offer on the question you ask, but wonder if you think coin God zometa and relapsing are linked?

    I had my final zometa in May after well over three years of four weekly infusions. This was because my kidney function was deteriorating. Glad to say, in…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 8 years, 11 months ago

    Hi Helen
    No sorry I don,t have patten,but you could treat the bulge as a finger,get the patten off a glove pattern .

    I am out on my lonesome for Christmas,I don,t want my girls to start thinking who,s going to have mum,they have threatened me with forcing me to have a micro chip,so they can keep track of me..
    Laying ghost to rest!!! Cannot go to…[Read more]

  • Hi Laura

    I am so sorry for your loss,before a consent form is signed the doctor has to explain all the risk involved,you tend to be bombarded with information ,so in the light of this I would say it was explained and because of the amount of info you have to listen too,it’s been said but not regested. I do think information like this should be…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years ago

    Hi Andy and Helen

    Andy good to know you are much much better,when that drinking arm starts working,then I know you are fine, I hope you are helping Tom,by drinking his measure,he looks good,even though he is in a hospital bed,bet he has the nurses in stitches.

    Helen no one ever gives up hope!! I look on it as an acceptance,that the miracle cure…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic 3 years in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 1 month ago

    Hi Gill

    Well except for Jean and Fiona we are widows,!!
    And we all know it catches up with us at sometime,we are watching Tom going through his second SCT,and Wendy a SCT from a babies cord,so it must give a lot of hope for people treading in our footsteps.

    Gill may I recommend Way Up to you,it’s not for everyone,and it does have a Facebook way…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 1 month ago

    Food for thought

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 1 month ago

    Hello Fiona and Helen

    Fiona I find it easier just to let my mind flow,never rewrite anything again,so you get me as I think,plus my terrible grammar and spelling,but it’s the true version, warts and all as they say.
    I do look in to UK Myeloma more mainly because it’s easier to follow,also having faces on there helps,you have beautiful…[Read more]

  • mhnevill replied to the topic Colin in the forum General 9 years, 2 months ago

    Dear Vicky

    I have only just read the sad news of Colin’s death. I don’t tend to be on as often now.

    Colin certainly faught a good fight against this dreadful disease. I am glad he is at last at peace.

    Do hope good memories are helping as the numbness of the early days wears off.

    All love.

    Mavis x

  • mhnevill replied to the topic In remission in the forum General 9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Maureen

    So glad that things have turned the corner for you and Ian. Who would have thought it when Ian was so poorly and distressed in the early day after diagnosis.

    Here’s to the future.

    Best wishes.

    Mavis

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi C

    Thank you! If my previous post help you in any way,I am glad,it’s an awful situation,medically and with the present politics concerning Cancer drugs,they have no understanding of the mental anxiety that patients and family suffer.

    We always tried to lock the myeloma away,in every sense of the word,Slims attitude was why worry about tomorrow…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 2 months ago

    Thank you Helen
    I have just been reading your thread about Andy,well who,s a naughty girl,!!!we all know paracetamol mask infections!!,never never take them until diagnosed,I cannot tell you how many times ambulance drivers wanted to give Slim them!!!!
    I am sorry you have had to start treatment again,but so glad you are not pushing up the daisies…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Jean,

    Strange ,although we are Facebook friends,we keep Myeloma locked away ,its the way it should be!!!, I really enjoy the scrabble as well,I would take more games on with you,but will be heading for France soon!! But I do envy your cruises,it’s so nice to see you are making the most of your time,long may it last.

    Thanks for the news on…[Read more]

  • eve replied to the topic One year on in the forum End of Life and Grief 9 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Richard
    Nice to know you are still here!!,any one know how David is?????? Or Jo!!!!.

    Just for the record Tom is just starting his second SCT, .
    He has grabbed life by the throat,and making the most of it,holidays family and his lovely wife living life to the full. Tom has one thing on his mind on ward and upward!!!!!!

    It’s a pity Jet and…[Read more]

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