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Author Archives: helen
Dignity on the move
Dignity is finally on her way to Australia. Peter and Sam, checked out of Fiji Monday morning as a fine weather window opened up for them. We are getting daily updates from Christina, Peter’s wife, who is in regular contact … Continue reading
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Second round
Steve completed his second round of chemotherapy and once again coped very well. Each round consists of about five days stay in hospital. The first day is prep, second day the chemotherapy and the following days flushing out the chemo … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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Update
Steve was allowed home yesterday earlier than we expected. He is coping so well with the treatment. We are now cosied in our little garden flat. Cousin Sarah and Russ have added more things to make our stay even more … Continue reading
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Treatment
Steve has completed his first course of chemotherapy and sail through it. Since he has cerebral lymphoma they had to give him a strong concoction to penetrate his brain. He coped brilliantly. No nausea and no apparent side effects so … Continue reading
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The waiting is over.
The waiting is over. We finally got the result. It is lymphoma. What we had expected and been prepared for by the doctors, but still… it was hard to take in. Our doctors have advised us to stay here in … Continue reading
Posted in Informational
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