temp Posted September 15 Share Posted September 15 1 hour ago, Ronnie Sinclair said: Anyone ever had dodgy looking moles that were later diagnosed as melanomas - have had a couple on my scalp that have turned out to be malignant recently and have had them removed, but in limbo now waiting for checks for signs of spread. Anxiety has crept in as a result, although hopefully they've been dealt with and that's that. Mate you can only keep calm and carry on, you have done what you can do, thats all you can do. Went through 4yrs of tests/checks after my tumor removal (although it was rectal) every 4mth then 6mths; mri scans, CT scans, endoscopies, blood tests,ultra sound scans, seemed never ending but finally got the all clear....(for 3 yrs anyway) they are doing the checks for your well being. Do the checks/tests it is all you can do, no point stressing over what might be just do, the here and now. Some say cancer can return yes it probably can but a lot of other things can also take your life....get on with living and the things you can control, forget the what ifs, they arent here yet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hxj Posted September 16 Share Posted September 16 (edited) Lucky to be off to Trent Bridge on Thursday to see an England v Australia ODI. Tinged with sadness that my lovely partner who bought me an unexpected ticket for the June 2018 encounter (England 481-6) died in 2021. She will be remembered by me, her son and her brother in laws. Thank you to all of you. Edited September 16 by Hxj 7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigTone Posted September 17 Share Posted September 17 11 hours ago, Hxj said: Lucky to be off to Trent Bridge on Thursday to see an England v Australia ODI. Tinged with sadness that my lovely partner who bought me an unexpected ticket for the June 2018 encounter (England 481-6) died in 2021. She will be remembered by me, her son and her brother in laws. Thank you to all of you. Enjoy your day and memories Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The turtle Posted Sunday at 22:51 Share Posted Sunday at 22:51 A Story about football. I may mean nothing to anyone , it make strike a chord with someone. Way back in 2011, my grandad passed away. Obviously a very difficult time. Personally I found it very hard, one of my life rocks , one of my life heroes. Gone! Everything just felt wrong. Well not long after (days) city were at home. I really didn't want to go. Just wanted to keep myself to myself. But I did go. I made myself be close to our closest connection. His name was Albert. Not long into the game a certain city player with the same name did something positive , and there it was; the chant Albert , Albert , Albert. And right there in that moment, I felt a football club carrying me on its shoulders in a way I could never have imagined . And that everything would be ok. It took me years to come to terms with him not being here, but I never forgot that day as it was the start of heeling. ..................... Not everyone has problems that can be solved in song, some go deeper , are harder , and the tunnel is long. But my point is Don't give up Keep your connections And no matter the problem, face it as best you can Because sometimes rays of hope come in places you never ever expected. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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