One thing that happened during the week that was a plus is the flu jab that I was given. Because of my chemotherapy treatment I can only be given extra jabs between chemo cycles.
I am currently on my first week off chemo and that's why they were able to give me the flu jab.... During this upcoming week they are hoping to give me my third Covid jab..... Following that I will be starting another cycle of chemotherapy.
The images above show parts of our site... Top one is the route to the facilities... A bit like walking down a narrow maze with evergreen hedge on the left. The wind won't find you down there.... The other images show a couple of the empty pitches of which we have quite a few at this time of year....
Hi Trevor I suppose this time of year several pitches become vacante as people go abroad for the Winter.
ReplyDeleteYou're still fighting this awful disease it's become a hard struggle for you mate. Just keep going my friend your in the race of your life and we are all behind you wishing success. Looks like you may have snow in the coming weeks looking at the weather forecast. Another obstacle to keep you off the bike.Trevor everyone is behind you wishing you the very best. Keep strong and Never give up and remain focused we are all on this journey with you my dear friend.
Talk soon Best Regards John Donoghue
@John Donoghue
DeleteCurrently there seems to be far fewer people going abroad for the winter. 90+yrs old Mike who I mentioned in my last post is the only person on this site planning to do so. Mark and Debbie who I also mentioned have now returned from Italy and will be overwintering here as they do each year. Most of the empty pitches on our site are because few people want to caravan or motorhome during the winter months. We often have snow up here on Dartmoor due to how high we are situated compared to the surrounding area. Dartmoor like a lot of moors has it's own micro weather climate. For someone like me who has always enjoyed wild places it is the perfect place to be. Thanks for your comments mate.....
The constant pain must be very draining Trevor and then the remedy is very restrictive, I can only imagine your frustration.
ReplyDeleteI have often thought about you living on site and the practicalities involved , are you on a fully serviced pitch?
We have been booster and flu jabbed but despite the roll out of these vaccinations I’m coming across more people who have had Covid than ever before.
I’ve had MRI and CT scans and am waiting to be contacted about the op to remove the tumour.
All the best with your treatments Trevor
@Dave
ReplyDeleteYes Dave we are fully serviced and we have Alde wet central heating which is similar to what you have in a house with radiators throughout the van. Although it might seem odd to a lot of people living in the van is something that gives me a lot of pleasure.In no way does living in the van make life any more difficult. It will be seven years in March 2022 since we sold up and started full timing so we are pretty well experts by now ha.ha.. It's good to hear that you have now had your scans. Let's hope you don't have to wait too long before they get back to you with the plan for the op. I think of you often and continue to wish you well Dave.
Hi Trevor we're thinking about you, don't appear to have a post from Saturday 27th are you OK?
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ReplyDeleteSorry Frank.... I wanted to put a post up but have been too ill.... Hopefully will manage again next Saturday...
Sorry to hear that Trevor, we did wonder. Try and keep positive I'm sure you are.
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