Tag Archives: cancer

‘Doing their bit’

Posted on March 12, 2024 by rhbblog

I found this little cutting stashed away in some files I was sorting: I must have seen and labelled it after mum died. It’s probably from the Bradford Telegraph and Argus. A quick search showed that Cllr. Coughlin served in … Continue reading →

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“It really shouldn’t be up to a patient to know….”

Posted on April 25, 2014 by rhbblog

Originally posted on thecancergeek:
Today was a slightly less busy Monday than usual since I was at lab for a gazillion hours this weekend (ok slight exaggeration but longer than usual, and got a bit ahead of usual). This meant…

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Glad to be wrong

Posted on May 2, 2012 by rhbblog

I suddenly realised today that it’s five years since I was headed to the hospital for a bone scan to see if, or how far, the recently diagnosed inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) had spread. It had taken since the previous … Continue reading →

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Little Wins

Posted on April 19, 2012 by rhbblog

A nice little surprise yesterday in the welter of underwhelming junky email in my inbox; apparently I have won a Kodak camera with a picture I took a while ago of the poppy field at Blackstone Farm, a Worcestershire Wildlife Trust reserve. I’m … Continue reading →