For those of you that are unaware, Sarah came home (for good) from Barts on Friday. Her blood levels are up, she is free of infection and faces no more Chemotherapy - as long as you dont count her last shot of intrathecal chemo she is due on her next clinic appointment.
After what has been a turbulent last 4 months, Sarah has got through 4 cycles of Chemotherapy, in what must be a record time and all the doctors and nursing staff are amazed at how well Sarah has done and come through a life changing experience.
Now, it seems that the hardest part of this story is about to begin as we readjust to a family life, as so much of recent times has been disjointed. The last few days have certainly hit home how much we have missed, and come out of the routine of normal, family life (not missing Natasha's 5.30am morning stars!)
It is my intention to keep this site updated throughout the next few months as we report on Sarah's progress post Barts......and a big thnak-you to all those who have taken the time and effort to keep in contact & raise our spirits over this period.
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Welcome, to our blog about our ordinary family life in Southend-on-sea, Essex. Friday April 13, 2007 is a date we will never forget, Sarah was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia at the age of only 32.
“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.”
Charles R Swindol, American Writer & Clergyman,
“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.”
Charles R Swindol, American Writer & Clergyman,
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