Quite simply cancer elicits very exacting, black & white choices: take the treatment & hope for life versus don’t take the treatment & lose hope. In truth cancer doesn’t always allow the luxury of choice, often it just takes over & leaves you with no hope at all. We were lucky we had the opportunity … Continue reading C is for…Choice

There’s a loneliness that comes with cancer. Something that is difficult to convey to those who have not seen its sheer unforgiving devastation first hand. The angel of sadness sits on my shoulder everyday. Sometimes I walk around the supermarkets & shops wondering if I should just tell people that my son has cancer & … Continue reading Waiting for Normal