DOCUMENTING SOME OF THE MOMENTS THROUGH A STAGE 4 CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND LIFE BEYOND IT

I met my younger self for coffee today. She’s 28, I’m 44. She was early but a bit nervous. I was late, which I hate,

I don’t actually know where to start in trying to articulate the last month. Maybe I’ll start with hell, and that will give you some

Monday 14th April – It’s chemo day again. Round 3, treatment 5 (I get two treatments per round, lucky me). They seem to roll round

Something I’ve known about myself for a long time is that I like to be in control. I like certainty. There’s no room for grey

One of the suggestions I had when I shared my last post was to write about my Desert Island Discs – the eight songs that

The wait for this scan has felt long. I was first scanned back in January when we were trying to work out the cause of

It’s been some time since I wrote an update or posted on ‘Still Here, Always Hers’. Since I last updated at the end of May,

So mid-August saw my next scan. The scan-xiety wasn’t too bad, this time. It was still there, but didn’t take over my life like it

And it’s a resounding Thank You. For those that don’t know, Maggie’s is a charity that provide free support to anyone with cancer, and their