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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Normal Service Will Resume Shortly
Now then, where were we? Before we were so rudely interrupted The longer the absence has gone on the harder it has become to rectify. If thought recognition software were available I’m sure I’d have dealt with this ages ago, … Continue reading →
Posted in Be Loud Be Clear, Beating Bowel Cancer, Bowel Cancer, Bowel Cancer UK, Cancer, Cancer Research UK, chemotherapy, colonoscopy, Colorectal Cancer, CT scan, Drug trials, Festivals, Glastonbury, Glastonbury Festival, Health, Hepatectomy, Liver, Liver resection, Macmillan Nurses, Manchester, Metastatic Bowel Cancer, Palliative Care, radiotherapy, Stage 4 cancer, Steroids, The Christie, The Christie Charity
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Tagged Beating Bowel Cancer, Bowel Cancer, Cancer, Chemotherapy, Festivals, Glastonbury, Liver, Macmillan Nurses, Manchester, Metastatic Bowel Cancer, Saddleworth, Steroids, The Christie
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