My journey: Living with and overcoming Synovial Sarcoma. A rare and nasty Cancer. Not a how-to guide but ideas and observations during my experience so far. There are only a few SS survivors publishing and I've found their information helpful and reassuring. The site is also to update my wonderful supporters on my progress. Image above was pre-diagnosis by my daughter of the 'Alien Baby'. This tumour has been removed but the battle to eradicate the disease continues.
Probably an inappropriate response but I find the xray pictures very interesting on a sort of wow look at that type reaction. And by the way why do you want to be a turtle?
ReplyDeleteThis is a turtle we saw when snorkeling which was very cool , but Kat also has had a saying during recovery "be like the turtles gaz". I interpret as chill out and relax, but maybe there is a deeper meaning.
ReplyDeleteRe xray imagine having this in your own body and having to get use to it. I am not sure if wow is the right word. It certainly has a presence and will take some time to get use too it.
Turtles are very long lived so " be like the turtle" gaz Also turtles are depicted wise and wisdom comes from experience so I am sure you are like a turtle In that regard
ReplyDeleteThe turtle/tortose at Australia Zoo are fascinating, but your photos are also.
ReplyDeleteYour back photos are something else, something that is very difficult to picture if you'd just described it.
A picture says a thousand words so the saying goes and never more true than what you've shared here.
Modern medical technology is amazing.
Oh, took a leaf out of your landscaping book with having diggers etc round the house. Oh what fun! No, I'm not allowed to drive it, we have got a man to do that.
Take care.
Bill