Hi again Jo
I agree it's great to have someone to talk with who is "in the same boat" my friends are also fantastic but.......you don't really know what it is like unless you are doing it / living it. and being the cancer bore I can totally relate, sometimes you just need to talk about it/stuff/feelings etc but don't want to.......because well you know.
I am also working while having Rads but have reduced my hours a little, slightly later starts (so I can keep my beach walks in the morning) and slightly earlier finishes (so I can get to my appointment on time) and my work has been very supportive and accommodating. I thought that I should just spend the time looking after me for this time and go back to fulltime when Rads and recovery are over and I can give myself 100%. I work in mental health and disability so work can be pretty full on at times
I don't have kids but have a busy life and four lovely godsons 12, twins 8 who live an hour away in
Brisbane and another 8 year old who lives with us with his mum so life is fairly loud.
Well the sun is finally shinning again here on the coast and I have a tonne of washing to get through after the rain all week wet towels wait for no woman lol
Take care and love to talk soon.
Georgie