I saw Emily off on the train, drive home and realised when I arrived in Foxton I couldn't remember which way I driven back (there are three ways!) I had been so absorbed thinking of her. These days this is what it's like. When Emily is not here I go to sleep thinking of her, dream about her and wake up thinking about her.
When she is here it's easy to forget she has breast cancer because she is coping so well. This is my little girl who had a low pain thresfold and now is so strong, never complaining - just getting on with everything that's thrown at her!
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can not wait to be home again. I love being home because you are an amazing mum, so warm, caring and nurturing. Having my chemo in Brighton was the wrong decision perhaps but at least I know now and will be at home soon getting TLC 24/7!!
And I do 't have to do any washing, cleaning, etc! I love it.
Ps One day I will fan you with a wet lettuce and feed you peeled grapes! You will have deserved it. Bit not before I go on holiday first!
Love u to the moon n stars n back again. xx
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