Hoping you start to feel better soon, Shirls!

Love
Eliz
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Wishing you a wonderful experience tomorrow Nettie!!

I shall be thinking of you tomorrow.

It is great that you have found a new friend through the newspaper article too. 🙂

Eliz
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Welcome to the group no-one wanted to join, Peter!

As the others have said it is good to hear from someone who has lived with this pesky disease for many years and is still fighting the good fight, as it gives us all something to look forward to.

Long may your remission continue!! 🙂

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So good to hear your numbers are still dropping, David!!

Enjoy your "holiday" from appointments!!

Love
Elizabeth
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How wonderful to hear you are in remission now, Jet!

I have been following your blog and am so glad that after all you went through that you are now out the other side and can enjoy your good news!!

Love
Elizabeth
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It is lovely to her from you, Linda. Your mum is blessed to have such lovely supportive children.

Thank you for all the fundraising you have been doing as well.

Love
Elizabeth
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How great to hear of a longterm success story like his, Carol!
Thank you for posting about meeting him.

Eliz
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What lovely news, Liz and Kev!!
I wish you (both) a long remission full of lovely experiences and good living.

Love from
Elizabeth
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After reading your other post a day or so ago, Min, I already sent a pm to the webteam asking them to consider adding a forum section on grief, so anyone who needs to can post there without feeling they might be upsetting any others who might prefer to avoid the subject for whatever reason.

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I wore my Bridget woolly hat a lot last winter and it fitted me from the bald stage up to when I had a couple of inches of curly locks!

I am glad to hear you are feeling able to make some more, Bridget.

If you remember, you were kind enough to send me two last year – one red one and one lovely white one with a button/tab detail.

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I've been having to fill out our postal voting applications today, so my word is
OFFICIAL

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Welcome to the forum, Alexis and John!

I am glad you have finally decided to join in. 🙂

Welcome to the club you never asked to join, Aileen!

I am glad you found this website as there are so many others out there which are quite frightening and doomladen.

Luv
Elizabeth
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Wishing you an uneventful procedure, Sandy!!

Will you be able to get online when you are in hospital? I found it really helped in the wee small hours to be able to be in contact with cyberfriends.

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Wishing you an uneventful recovery, Helen!

I had mine just over a year ago and though my hair didn't all fall out while in hospital it got fairly sparse in places and very thin and straggly, so when I was allowed home I made a stop on the way at the local barber's to have it all taken off down to the wood.

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Wow, Nettie, I really envy you as I used to love rockclimbing and abseiling when I was in the army!!
I will mentioning your adventure on my facebook as well as sending some dosh.

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My condolences to you and your family, Martin.

I am glad that you were able to access help at home for him and your mother in his last days.

Regards
Elizabeth

Sending you cyberhugs and condolences, Sarah.

As the others have written already, it is no surprising that you feel no special extra grief at the moment after the hammer blows you have had lately.

I hope all goes well for your family over the next few months as you all come to terms with events.

Luv
Elizabeth
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Goodness me, I would not have imagined the swearing censor was a poly-linguist!

Does anyone know any other foreign swear words to test? Could be useful to have an arsenal of sweary words that could slip past the software sometimes 😉

I am about to clean the kitchen (procrastinating by being here) so my word is
DOMESTIC

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