Saturday, 4 August 2012
Bloody awful
Dear all, thanks so much for blog messages, emails and texts. Always brilliant to hear from you. This chemo regime is totally wiping me out, hense lack of blog. Today I have managed a cup of tea and two biscuits. Great diet control, but not what I need. I want to be in Oban with Cathy and John,watching calm blue waters and seals. Back sometime. Tch
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Stay strong Tess, hopefully you'll be feeling up to visitors soon. Much love xx
(p.s. deleted post above was me, I spotted a typo after hitting send!)
It's Mandy..(again - i think i pressed enter too early)so: am sending you as much love as i can. hoping you have rested without pain and are maybe able to eat a little more. all best wishes xx xx xx
Hi Tess
Seem to be back on the blog. You lot are beating the pants off us at the Olympics. Keep up the fighting spirit and thoughts of the beach holiday in OZ.
xxx Kerry.
Hi Tessa,
sending a love from Havelock.
I hope next week will bring some brighter days to your schedule.
I hope you got to watch some Olympics as it's been amazing last night and I am not even team GB.
Lots of love Lenks
Hi Tessa
Just catching up on your blog back from Italy - I can't begin to imagine how you endure the procedures which you describe so eloquently - you have the strength of an Amazon - just keep vanquishing the Leucs.
Italy was just lovely - a great holiday - even got Chris swimming in the lAKE EVERY MORNING AT 7.30AM!
Look forward to seeing you when you are feeling stronger.
Much love from Pip & Chris xxx
Hi T, I feel for you, bloody awful indeed, hang in there and see you again soon. Much love Jan & Gerald. xxx
Been thinking of you lots Tessa.
Sending you all my love you beautiful woman xxx
Sarah
As a brother in arms thought I'd share my more trivial ear progress. Infection has become neuralgia and now vertigo. I'm walking around like I'm drunk. May as well be done with it and have that pint of Kentish lager in my hand permanently. I was meant to visit Ian McLaren's archive on Thursday but was too dizzy to get in the car. Ian was a designer on the Munich 72 team. A couple of my students visited the exhibition of Munich 1972 Olympic posters in canterbury then came up to Whitstable. One of them did a poster in the style of Munich. It was an image of a Mr Whippy emulating the Olympic torch. I know it's tough at the moment locked away in your room but look out at Crystal Palace and think you'll be having a great Italian meal again very soon. Waiter! Prosecco immediately! Now I'm off to the doctors to give him an earful – literally!
Hi Tessa Thinking of you and hoping you are having a better day. At least you have no excuse for lying around watching the Olympics. I went on Friday evening and watched Jess Ennis doing her shot put and 200m. It was an incredible atmosphere. I have never been anywhere where there are so many people but it didn't feel uncomfortable and you could walk to areas with beautiful flowers, trees and peace and quiet. I will send you a Bowen later this afternoon, hope you feel a lift Janet x
Tess,
Trying a second message.don,t know what happened to first effort!just read through all the blogs.I think you should take up writing after! Rotten subject matter obviously but described so well and fluently.back from womad which was a good one,then day of Olympic rowing,and Gabriel looking after today.BBQ yesterday.so busy but you are in my thoughts always.keep strong.let me know if there,s anything that I can do before Friday.bone marrow biopsy! They had to hold me down for mine!
Ill try face to face if I can work out how when g is asleep tomorrow.love and hugs.tonyxxxx
just to say am thinking of you xx Mandy xx 'laters' :)
Just checking in to see if you are feeling any more human? Much love Pipx
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