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Happy new year, to one and all. I am going to keep this post short and sweet. I’m starting this year off in an entirely different way to how I could have ever imagined. I didn’t expect to get diagnosed with cancer, I didn’t expect to have had major surgery, I didn’t expect to have…
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It was the last week of July. I had now had all the scans and had almost forgotten about them. Not concerned at all. Now I was not in employment, but also not looking at a six week course of radiotherapy, I decided to allow myself to have some time, to look for a job but also settle…
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The second MRI didn’t show much more than the previous one. Although they were able to confirm the ONG had no changes since 2014. Despite this, at a slight loss of what to do I think, my GP sent me to meet with a neuro oncologist to discuss a potential treatment plan. The potential of…
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A week had gone by with no improvement to my sight this was very unusual. I was feeling stressed by this point. Why had things not improved? Would things ever improve? What was happening? I still hadn’t returned to work, although I had very little sight before, this sudden reduction had hit me hard and my confidence was…
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Allow me to introduce myself. I am a 26 year old woman from the UK. I live with my partner, retired guide dog and three cats. I am registered blind (hence the retired guide dog) and play Ten Pin Bowling as part of my local blind social support group and as part of the wider…
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On the 10th October this year I was diagnosed with Adrenal cortical cancer. This blog is a way to document my journey and, as the name suggests, act almost as a personal diary. So come along for the ride.
The ACC diary 