It has been a long time since I last posted and to be honest, I'm still not in the mood for this but here goes. As you know we came back to the UK for 2 weeks over Easter, we are still here. Firstly we had a brilliant time with the children and my parents during that time and as you will see from a couple of piccies, we had a fun time with the grandchildren when we took them to a wonderful enchanted forest for the day. Lots to see and explore and we didn't see it all in the time we spent there so we will need to go again. The first photo is where we found this huge "giant's hand" that we could sit on and have a bit of a snack. The second one is where they were trying to say that nannie looked a little like the goblin??? Personally I don't see the resemblance do you? Good job there isn't a close-up here.
Anyway, when we went back to stay with my parents my dad was in a bit of a state with his leg and we took him to the doctors, only to have him whisked away to hospital with a suspected blood clot. He was in there for 3 days and although he is out now, he is still in a lot of pain. That was the first part of the holiday and we should have been going back to France by then but........... Richard had a bit of a scare and went to the doctors, was referred to the hospital for various tests, (I am NOT going to go into details here but rather invasive) and the outcome so far is, he has prostate cancer. We are waiting for the results of the CT Scan on his kidneys and then he has to go for an MRI in 6-8 weeks time. We will probably go back to France to set things in order there and close the house up as we will carry on with the treatment for Richard, whatever it is, in the UK. As you can imagine, we are in for quite a few rough months so forgive me if I don't blog very often.
Take care one and all. God bless.
5 comments:
Sending hugs and love to you both. You are both in our prayers. Rach xx
Oh Hazel! My heart goes out to you and yours.
There has been lots of improvement in the treatment of prostrate cancer and I have seen men who have lived for years with it.
My uncle was diagnosed 5 years ago and is so fit and healthy it's amazing. All he has to do is take one pill every so often and his major complaint is that he gets hot flashes.
So think positive. It's the best way to fight anything.
Thinking of you all!
Oh Hazel so sorry to hear that. Will be thinking of you - sending you positive vibes :)
Rach: Thanks very much.
aims: Thank you for that. We know all the results and we are very optimistic, but at the moment,both in shock. We will get through this, Richard says "Don't buy the flowers yet"
Have not checked your blog for a week or more, but knew that something was up when you hadn't posted in a long time. A cancer diagnosis is always serious, but the fabulous treatments they have now-a-days for prostrate cancer make it so very treatable. Ron's brother was diagnosed five years ago and you would not even suspect it of him now. Vibrant, healthy and active. Positive thoughts and prayers go to Richard, you and the family. Am also keeping your Dad in my prayers. As you can, please update. Much love, Sharlene
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