What's Happening In Your Life?

[Annoying Twit]

Best wishes to your husband, Brooke. I hope he likes you again soon!

[Glennsallnighter]

Sending all good wishes to your Hubby Brooke - hope he is back to normal soon

[Brooke]

Oh that sounds uncomfortable. I'll say a prayer for him, Brooke. What's hubby's first name? PM me if you prefer.

Mr. Brooke? He doesn't like the internet, NMB!

Thanks everyone! Appreciate it!

[East Texas Girl]

Sending prayers for your hubby, Brooke, and also for you!

[Jonny Come Lately]

Best wishes to your husband, Brooke, and hope he starts to feel better soon.

[RudieCantFail]

Hope your husband is recovering well, Brooke! Hope his bracket isn't too busted up. What team is he rooting for?

Villanova just had to lose that early to mess up a lot of people's brackets, but I'm still rooting for UCLA for National Champions. If LaVar Ball has that much confidence to eventually land shoe deals for his sons that are worth $1 billion total, then I have that much confidence to pick UCLA (Ball's son plays for them).

[Brooke]

Thanks everyone! He's doing much better!

Rudie, he is a big Duke fan, but if they go down, he'll root for the underdog!

[sodascouts]

Anyway I had liver cancer which was removed & I'm now home. Thanks again for all your best wishes.

I'm terribly sorry for the late reply but I've been traveling as well as entertaining the parents over spring break. I can only imagine how frightening such a diagnosis must be and I continue to pray for you. Lots of love to you, Julie!

[Brooke]

Fp, do you have to take any treatments? I hope not and pray all is good now!

[Freypower]

I'm terribly sorry for the late reply but I've been traveling as well as entertaining the parents over spring break. I can only imagine how frightening such a diagnosis must be and I continue to pray for you. Lots of love to you, Julie!

Oh, thanks Soda. I had assumed you saw on my FB page that I had liver cancer.

Brooke, no treatment as the cancer was removed, but I will now have to start a programme of regular MRI scans until they are sure there is no reapperance of the cancer. If this does happen the treatment would more likely be chemo or radiotherapy rather than more surgery. It's also of course possible that if it reappears it will spread, which will be harder to control.

I may as well mention that while the feeling around the scar has been uncomfortable, today I feel almost normal with no need of painkillers. I've been driving, but haven't tried taking the train into the city yet.