[CarolBradley1Participant]

Great to hear positive outcomes although it´s plain that a huge effort and a mouuntain of determination has gone in to this. Well done – you must be so proud. Another example which spurs me on to grit my teeth and keep horse riding even if it´s at not quite the level I used to have – just good to keep moving.
Congratulations.
Kind regards Carol

[CarolBradley1Participant]

Thank you to everyone for help/advice. Changed pain relief and so am feeling much better. Just had my first proper hack out with my horses since last summer helped by my super husband who built a special mounting platform for me which my horse Harry has taken to like a duck to water. Whatever your passion is try not to loose it – you might have to find an alternative way to do things, might take you five times longer but what the heck? as long as your still enjoying your sport/interest it will help you cope with everything else we have to deal with.
Best wishes to you all. Kind regards Carol

[CarolBradley1Participant]

I am so sorry that you have had this awful news. I hope this helps. I was diagnosed in 2005 at the age of 50 – then considered quite young for this awful disease. I had my first transplant in February of this year after a year of quite difficult times. Anyway, despite fearing the very worst, and having a fairly worrying and slow recovery time I have just been told I am in remission. Things are moving forward all the time with new developments almost monthly – please take heart. We are thinking of you tonight and saying a special prayer. I am convinced that having a positive outlook and keeping as physically active as possible has really helped me to fight this thing. Continue your favourite things if you can although for a while of course they won´t seem quite so important. Thinking of you. Carol

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