Arianddu wrote:
Ca-CHING! As outlined in the 'Bravatar' thread, please pay $1 to Cancer research.
And thanks for the good wishes.
Why shouldn't it be $2? After-all, there ARE 2 Norks in the pic aren't there?

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T-Bone wrote:Arianddu wrote:
Ca-CHING! As outlined in the 'Bravatar' thread, please pay $1 to Cancer research.
And thanks for the good wishes.
Why shouldn't it be $2? After-all, there ARE 2 Norks in the pic aren't there?
Arianddu wrote:Thanks again everyone for your words of support - they have helped.
We got my mum's test results back today; it's definately cancer, they're just not sure if it's a reoccurance/spread of the uterine cancer, or something new. The good news is, it looks the tumour is discrete and they will operate to remove it sometime in the next week or so (she's got an infection they need to clear up first). The bad news is, we won't know how bad the situation is until they open her up.
With luck, they'll whip it out whole, give her some prophylactic chemo for a few months and all will be well. That's what we're both assuming is going to happen, and if it doesn't, then... well, we'll think about that only when and if we have to.
I'm taking my own advice, though - through Facebook I had found some old primary school friends I haven't seen since we were about 19. We've all chatted briefly on-line, but haven't done anything about meeting up yet. So I'm organising a meet-for-coffee with them all in a few weeks time, so we can all get together, reconnect and hopefully reforge our old childhood friendships.
Again, thanks for all your positive wishes. To those who sent prayers, even though I'm not a believer, thank you for the care and spirit with which they are sent. And please, keep filling me in with what you are doing - it's been a real boost for me to hear the few stories filtering back.
Arianddu wrote:Thanks again everyone for your words of support - they have helped.
We got my mum's test results back today; it's definately cancer, they're just not sure if it's a reoccurance/spread of the uterine cancer, or something new. The good news is, it looks the tumour is discrete and they will operate to remove it sometime in the next week or so (she's got an infection they need to clear up first). The bad news is, we won't know how bad the situation is until they open her up.
With luck, they'll whip it out whole, give her some prophylactic chemo for a few months and all will be well. That's what we're both assuming is going to happen, and if it doesn't, then... well, we'll think about that only when and if we have to.
I'm taking my own advice, though - through Facebook I had found some old primary school friends I haven't seen since we were about 19. We've all chatted briefly on-line, but haven't done anything about meeting up yet. So I'm organising a meet-for-coffee with them all in a few weeks time, so we can all get together, reconnect and hopefully reforge our old childhood friendships.
Again, thanks for all your positive wishes. To those who sent prayers, even though I'm not a believer, thank you for the care and spirit with which they are sent. And please, keep filling me in with what you are doing - it's been a real boost for me to hear the few stories filtering back.
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