Published on 12, July, 2020
I've finally got all the answers from the hospital and they say I have 6 months max. It's not the news I was hoping for after so many other biopsies came back as non-malignant.
Sooooo - let's be positive about this - that's over 180 days to enjoy!
Bucket list time!!!!
Help me out with suggestions - like:
I want to go to Lincolnshire and have a go in a bubble-car at the museum in Boston!
What would on your bucket list?
cross USA on route 66 on a motorbike or a european equivalent
Love to - except I can't fly transatlantic right now. I'm going visit my brother at the other end of the country - so sort of a road trip
I had applied for a job, and there are complications with getting the application form - and access to a printer - and it's long-distance; plus full-time, with half-day Saturday.
However, I will get the form printed out tomorrow at my local Credit Union, handwrite the form and drive to the location to submit the application personally.
I owe you one Plastic as I had felt sorry for myself this morning.
Well, we've tried dancing but we're not getting very far - we are both in floods of tears.
Tango would be perfect (not all dances are the snappy choppy ones you see in films). There are slow and very sensual dances and it's about emotional intimacy first and foremost.
Sorry for your news. I've noticed your presence often in the forum over the past two years.
I think we're more looking for the slow, close dances - contact with loved ones becomes the only important thing in these situations.
If you have the opportunity Argentine Tango is a beautiful dance to experience.
If that's of interest, you may be able to find local dance teachers (who dance as a couple) who could give you and your wife a private lesson.
OMG thats so nice
Certainly will! Cheers
We're looking at the quieter, more personal stuff too - like renewing our wedding vows and having some dance lessons together.
yep i have seen them about. hope u have fun.
Scary! My friends R44 is a little more comfortable than that.
cool i once nearly fell out of a helicopter.
it landed and i ran up a big ramp. I was exhausted and stay stood on the ramp. The helicopter took off (i didnt notice) then banked and as i was standing i was looking straight down at the ground held by the g force onto the ramp. i was grabbed and pulled into the main body by a guy on a strap and the ramp closed up. 10mins later we landed.
i cant remember what sort it was because i was so exhausted.
Desmond79 I always look on the bright side!
I've got a load of things organised for the next few weeks - even going to Weston Super Mare by helicopter - at only 2000ft altitude - to the helicopter museum - we can land in their car park!