Lyn,
Just to reassure you, I'm not falling apart! I confess to tenderness across my diaphragm, reduced appetite and a feeling of fullness, which is down to either healing from the three big needles thrust between my ribs or maybe swelling due to the tumour in my liver. Whatever, I expect this to start reducing as I begin my double chemo on Tuesday after the Bank Holiday. I call that pretty damn quick! Turns out it was 2011 when I last had this combination of Gemcitabine and Cisplatin (gemcis for short), the year before I had my bladder out, at which time there was no trace of BC, so I know it works for seven years, which at 75 nearly, might just do me. Just such a pain that it was lurking somewhere in my body ready to invade my liver in recent months.
Apart from the tenderness, fullness, I'm in pretty fair fettle - dog walking twice a day, gardening, keeping the grey cells busy with puzzles and irritating my fellow parish councillors twice a month with views more progressive than some can stomach!
In short, onwards and upwards. Should be good for a few years yet!
AC