I discovered about two weeks before Xmas 2008 that I have a lung tumour.
To be given this news at any time would be a hard pill to swallow but to be told while planning a big family get together was devastating.
After recovering from the initial shock we were faced with a dilemma.
Do we tell the family or do we try to hide it from them until after Xmas?
Monday, 9 February 2009
Day 20
Had a good weekend, feeling better each day. Able to walk to the pub without efffort, before Xmas I couldn't walk a few yards without taking a breather.
Felt a little tired Sunday afternoon but fine otherwise.
I am 56 and currently fighting a battle with lung cancer. I originally started this blog to record my experiences of lung cancer and the treatments involved.
I hoped others in a similar position might find it useful.
However, due to problems with the DWP who tried to make my life difficult, at a time I could well do without it, I stumbled upon some very startling evidence of the scale of corruption in this country and the EU.
The MP's Expenses scandal is just the tip of the iceburg, BILLIONS OF POUNDS have gone missing without trace via the EU and no serious effort has been made to trace it.
Although I don't expect to live for much longer I feel I owe it to my children and grandchildren to do everything I can to share this information with as many others as possible.
And I ask anybody who found their way here to do the same.
If you follow the links on the various blogs I have set up here, there are 16 to date, (These can be found by scrolling down the page and clicking on MY PROFILE}
I'm sure you'll come to the same conclusion I have.
It's vital that the electorate vote for an INDEPENDENT at the next election if it takes place.
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