
Originally Posted by
Inoffthered
I hear you Hotpot. To put things in perspective ( and I agree with you as you're bang on ), last Summer my Mum was
diagnosed with cancer. Fortunately ( if there is such a thing ), it was cancer of the uterus. She had her hysterectomy
on July 4th and the op went well ( hadn't spread ). This was followed by 18 weeks of chemo, then 6 weeks of radio. It was recommended by the Oncologist as the tumor was so aggressive. Fast forward 12 months and by the bless of God, Mum's still with us ( complete with hair again now ) and Dad is recovering well from his triple by pass op that he had in early July.
Doesn't end there tho, in March this year I had a stroke. I was fortunate tho as I only spent one week in hospital ( that
was long enough! ). MY speech had totally gone and my spacial awareness on my left was totally shot. I still can't hold a fork properly ( more like a shovel ) but it's small things like that you just have to deal with.
I've already lost 21lbs ( I'm sat on my ass a lot at work and tbh, I'm lazy when I get home so I guess I had
had it coming ). The MRI scan showed I had mutiple strokes ( and this is where I was fortunate ) I didn't have a BIG one all in one go.
Sorry for the long winded post, but after my Mum was diagnosed last year it changed the way I looked at life.
I don't take life too seriously ( let alone myself ) and my thoughts are with your friend Hotpot.
On a brighter note, I had my first 100 break 'post stroke' ( last night ) and hit the ball sweet. All with my new TW 26mm butt ( coming down from 27 ). It's amazing how just 1mm can make such a diff. I should have gone for a 26 on the first build. You live and learn aye.
Peace out.