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My stroke became a heart defect, became internal haemorrhaging, became cancer. I'm still dealing with the psychological trauma of a stroke, halfway through chemo.

I began this blog as a way of finding my way through the fug, and it might help someone else make some sense of it all.

This is a blog about Cancer and chemotherapy, stroke, healthcare, meds, anxiety and a lot of bad metaphors using 80's movies, 80's music, Aussie Rules Football, Star Trek, Art, Netflix, Hair Metal, Classic Russian Realist Literature, anxiety, time travel, parenting, mental health, frightened rabbits and anything else that gets in the way of a normal life.

12 cycles of chemo, 12 blogs.

Cycling Into The Bin

Hi Bob,

thanks for sharing your story and your journey with us. Reading your blogs (admittedly I haven't read them all yet), I think your mind works a bit like mine, finding ways to get through the tough days. I'd like to share just one thing that has got me through some tough days - like being a first-year teacher teaching the "class from hell" (year 9 boys, what can I say?) - and battling more than just my stroke for my whole life - I bequeath this YouTube clip:

Kat

Love it. I may have to 'borrow' this movie from the internet...

HI Bob,

Oh my goodness, your descriptions on looking for GP's who are your are going to be able to work with. I was nodding, giggling, feeling your determination to do what is right for you.

Thank you for sharing and being so honest with what is going on for you, your insight into what is happening in your life. Your very human responses to treatment.

Bless you and your family.

Warm regards

Sue

My stroke became a heart defect, became internal haemorrhaging, became cancer. I'm still dealing with the psychological trauma of a stroke, halfway through chemo.

I began this blog as a way of finding my way through the fug, and it might help someone else make some sense of it all.

12 cycles of chemo, 12 blogs.

Cycling Into The Bin

Hi Bob,

Kat

Love it. I may have to 'borrow' this movie from the internet...

HI Bob,

Oh my goodness, your descriptions on looking for GP's who are your are going to be able to work with. I was nodding, giggling, feeling your determination to do what is right for you.

Thank you for sharing and being so honest with what is going on for you, your insight into what is happening in your life. Your very human responses to treatment.

Bless you and your family.

Warm regards

Sue

Cycling Into The Bin

Cycling Into The Bin

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