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What did you do to mark the end of active treatment?
So im kindof limping over the end of active treatment. There has been no fanfare, no celebrations and no bells. I finished chemo late. Id been looking forward to finishing before new years and ...
Yep, Definitely not worth tempting fate there! :#
Good on you @MicheleR .... it is SO important to do stuff that YOU want to do - not just what you HAVE to do!
Definitely, get back into your art & music and craft (whack some pics up on our Craft Corner thread!! I bet there are other crocheters there too as we have MANY knitters already!) I lead the local ukulele group - so if you ever wanted to muck around with other people, playing & singing - join a Uke Group! If you get a Baritone Uke, they use the same chord shapes & names as Guitar (but you play only the 4 highest strings instead of the 6.) I love it. We had our first 'live session' back at a Nursing home yesterday & it gave ALL of us a lift - the residents AND us!!
When hubby finished his chemo, he gave them a lovely drawing that he had done of a young lad playing a cello - Pointillism - all dots!!
take care xx
Good on you @MicheleR .... it is SO important to do stuff that YOU want to do - not just what you HAVE to do!
Definitely, get back into your art & music and craft (whack some pics up on our Craft Corner thread!! I bet there are other crocheters there too as we have MANY knitters already!) I lead the local ukulele group - so if you ever wanted to muck around with other people, playing & singing - join a Uke Group! If you get a Baritone Uke, they use the same chord shapes & names as Guitar (but you play only the 4 highest strings instead of the 6.) I love it. We had our first 'live session' back at a Nursing home yesterday & it gave ALL of us a lift - the residents AND us!!
When hubby finished his chemo, he gave them a lovely drawing that he had done of a young lad playing a cello - Pointillism - all dots!!
take care xx