Sorry David said "Ted". It's post holiday lack of concentration!

All the best.

Mavis

Hi Ted

So glad the dreaded MM continues to lay fallow and you have another three months reprieve – may you have many more.

Mavis

Hi Peter

Welcome from me too. Good of you to come on with an upbeat post. Long may your remission last.

Best wishes.

Mavis

Hi Etta

Sorry you have had to join us. All of us can sympathise about the information overload on top of the shock of diagnosis.

I am just starting on Zometa on Tuesday, having taken tablets for my bones so I will let you know how I get on.

Very best wishes for a quick and long remission.

Mavis

Hi Terry

Have been away and just read your post. Like everyone else I am glad you have now found out how to post to this site. I know you will find lots to help you as well as adding to all our knowledge too.

I haven't any experience of Velcade, but can empathise with your efforts to regain your walking ability. I am currently on two…[Read more]

Hi Dai

Great news about the numbers. One thing, as I reckon it you have only two more treatments, and then you will be able to get on with your life, in remission, and hopefully be treatment free for a long long time, and hopefully time for side effects to subside.

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Hi Ivan

Do hope Velcade works out for you. My husband has PN because of diabetes and he gets severe pains in his toes. Hope you are getting some relief now.

Best wishes.

Mavis

Dear Bridget

All best wishes for tomorow.

Love Mavis xx

Hi Gill

Can I also wish Stephen well with his op.

Best wishes.

Mavis

Hi Nettie

Like everyone else i am in awe of the challenge you have set yourself!
Hope you raise lot to make the effort worth while. I'm so glad you are feeling up to doing it.

Very best wishes.

Mavis

Hi Alexis and John

From me too a welcome to you both. Hope John finds it helpful via you Alexis!

Best wishes

Mavis

Hi Aileeen

Like everyone else I welcome you (sadly) to this grand site. You will find the hellp and support you need here.

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Hi Martin

May I add my condolences too. Your Father fought a good fight and I am sure you are glad that he is now free of pain.

Best wishes to you and all the family.

Mavis

Hi Bridget

What happened here was I answered the door, my cartload of medicines, and then thought I'd lost the message and started again!!!!

I can't even blame it on chemo brain.

Love

Mavis x

Hi Bridget

How much is a girl meant to take? So sorry that RT was so aweful. I was worried it may be. Let's hope and pray next two shots are better adn, like everyone says, work much faster than predicted.

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Hi Ted and everyone

I wanted to see my GP before I go off on holiday next week. Last time I got fobbed off with a telephone appointment and it was my firest time at a new surgery. Anyway, they can't look in your ear over the telephone so I took the dreaded route – on the phone at 8.00 am on dot, dressed and readyin case offered early…[Read more]

Hi sandy

Hope all goes well with the SCT!

All best wishes.

Mavis

Hi Sally

Somehow I seem to have missed this thread over the past few weeks! Welcome from me. Glad your Dad is doing relatively well on the Trial. I do hope thst it eventually pushes him into a long remission.

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Dear Bridget

Sorry you still have to wait till tomorrow for the first RT. The fact that you are to have four sessions sounds like they are really taking it seriously and hopefully will knock this terrible pain on the head once and for all.

Much love – hang on in there.

Mavis xxx

Dear Sarah

I am so sorry to hear of your father's death so soon after Gordon's. I can see that you must be completely numb. The secret to getting through the next difficult couple of weeks will be to take each day at a time and try not to think too far into the future.

Will be praying for you.

Much love.

Mavis x