Well, it has been a little while since I added to my blog I'm afraid so I thought a short explanation was in order.
Unfortunately I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer just before Christmas. As you can imagine this diagnosis turned life upside down, so Fiddly Fingers has taken a bit of a back seat.
I have undergone, chemotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy since January and have just last week come out the other side!! I am now on the long road to recovery and hopefully a cancer free life. Fingers crossed!
This journey would have been near impossible without my wonderful support network of family and friends who have helped me immensely and given me tremendous support along the way. Thank you to all of you.
It's so nice to hear from you and know you are back to blog land. I wish you the very best in your path to recovery. My best wishes to you and hope your week is off to a good start :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, receiving your lovely comment has made sure it is off to a good start :)
DeleteWishing you all the best on your road to recovery!
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quintonwench.com
Thank you, so pleased to see you here again after me being away for a time.
DeleteI've found you from Clare's blogland tour. I'm so pleased are in recovery phase now and am looking forward to having a look round your blog at your amazing creations. I really hope you find your energy levels returning and feel able to dabble in some crochet (or something new) soon. Chester is just amazing btw.
ReplyDeleteHello, thank you for popping by. it's good to be back and Clare has given me the incentive to make a new start. So glad you like Chester, I think it's about time he had a new adventure. I shall have to give it some thought :)
DeleteSo sorry to hear your news but so pleased that you have out on the right side. My mum was diagnosed with cancer over a year ago and as you say life just goes topsy turvy. Thankfully she has come out on the right side to. It's been a tough couple of years with recovery etc., You make sure you get plenty of rest :) Thank you for popping over to my blog and leaving a comment it's much appreciated. Hugs Anita
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, it's astonishing, when you are diagnosed with cancer, how many people you come across are going through it or know someone who has. I'm very pleased to hear your mum is fit and well. Lovely to hear from you :)
DeleteThank you to Lily's Mom, Karen Price, Julia Nyanyo and Itsamistry for your thoughtful comments. It is so lovely to receive them. I really didn't think anyone would read this so soon. Thank you for making my day :)
ReplyDeleteI think everyone has said it all, Mum. Welcome back to blogland! xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Clare - It;s all your fault xxx
DeleteAlison, I am really sorry to hear your news, I did wonder what you had been quiet for some time. I am glad to hear that hopefully the hardest part is over and you are on your way to recovering. Take it easy, indulge yourself in what you want and what you like and its nice to see you back! Emily x
ReplyDeleteThank you Emily. Lovely to hear from you. Indulging myself should not be a problem!
DeleteFound you back :D Lovely to see you looking so well yesterday x
ReplyDeleteYou too! See you next week :)
DeleteSuch a cruel disease, glad to read you are doing so well in your recovery.
ReplyDeleteThe love and support of family and friends are just as important as the treatment.
Carol xx
You are right there on both fronts! Thank you for your comment :)
DeleteFico feliz por superar este momento de sua vida. Estou agradecida por me orientar a fazer uma bolsa com flor africana, que amo muito, mas não conseguia fazer projeto algum. Deus te abençoe!
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