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a bit late today as I’m feeling so very, very tired. Cumulative effect of a
second chemotherapy cycle I guess.
You
should watch this Macmillan Cancer Support advertisement (even if you’ve
already seen it – watch it again, and try to imagine that it’s you there):
Being
diagnosed with cancer and having chemotherapy is a truly awful experience – really,
you wouldn’t wish it even on your worst enemy. If you could, you need urgent cognitive behaviour
therapy.
Out-and-about,
people’s reactions hit both ends of the spectrum:
Went
into a supermarket where Marie Curie were collecting, with their blue buckets
and bright yellow daffodil badges.
One
look and they knew; I popped a bit of change on each bucket and said thank you to
them – and their eyes brimmed.
Went
into a motor dealership, and as the beenie was removed, a member of reception staff looked shocked and visibly swerved away.
Thanks for that.
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