<BGSOUND LOOP='1' SRC='http://www.fittie.eclipse.co.uk/music/acdciywb.mp3'> </BGSOUND> If You Want Blood - Youve Got It!: day 19

Tuesday, 6 January 2009

day 19

Hi friends,
Checking in breifly. Another sucessful but painful night, in that i slept plenty but the mucitis hurt a lot. Now its a new dawn new day. Interesting i've now been in this place for 3 weeks exactly, and have had 19 days of actual treatment. So heres hoping for better blood results today or soon :)
Martin
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6 comments:

  1. michelle7 January 2009 at 10:15

    Vocally you're doing a mean Marlon Brando at the moment xx

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  2. Anonymous7 January 2009 at 23:24

    every time I had chemo I was shocked at how awful it made me feel, however I recovered better from some sessions than others and the first session was one of the worst. After about 3 I began to feel quite a lot better once I had recovered from the chemo as it did its job and started to kill the diseased lymph cells. I do hope you have some better days. Well done for keeping going with this, it is the gruelling nature of the treatment that I found most difficult. Hope your mouth is a bit better.
    love Claire

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  3. Anonymous7 January 2009 at 23:57

    Hiya Martin

    Merry christmas and a seasons greeting from no. 4, i've just been giggling away at your blog, it's nice to hear you. Tom enjoyed it too. I've got to read out aloud as he doesn't let me away with reading to myself. I'm with you on the sleep deprevation, I totally agree lack of sleep does lead you to feel more pain. We're fine, Tom is great and getting better with each day. It's funny to discover the things he likes. A big favourite is country and western music, which isn't too bad if you listen to enough of it... anyway better go - someone is spitting the dummy
    elizabeth

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  4. Anonymous8 January 2009 at 15:29

    Dear Martin,
    Receive all our energy from Chile, Remember that we have a challenge to enjoy your beach and so many activities and drinck your organic beer.
    Happy new year and so many health with all my affection and see you soon, a great hug for you and your wife too.
    Your friend
    Hugo.

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  5. Unknown8 January 2009 at 16:04

    Martin, this is my first chance to catch up with you. Hope the blood results were good and you can escape to your own bed asap. Willing you the best possible outcome from the wretched treatment.
    Johanna

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  6. Anonymous9 January 2009 at 00:13

    Kia Ora Martin,

    Our thoughts are with you right now, go hard and fight it as I know you can. It was a pretty crazy shock to hear about it all. Your blogg is nuts and written in true Hollow Leg fasion!!!

    Jamie NZ

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