Another great blog from Ronny Allan paying tribute to all the fantastic nurses out there, keeping us going from day to day Ronny Allan – Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer I had minimal exposure to nurses throughout the first 55 years of my life. I did spend a night in hospital when I was 16 having … More Always thank your Nurse – sometimes they’re the only one between you and a hearse!
Happy to report that the visit to the see the surgeon went well, Dr Fulford was a lovely guy and went through everything with us, explaining what the options are and the risks. We even got to see my CT scan and view my resident aliens, he even drew a diagram showing their positions, didn’t sign … More Still Learning
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Our roller coaster ride with life, parenting and neuroendocrine cancer.
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