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Hello, my name is Kaylauna. I have recently accrued some unexpected medical expe… Kaylauna Williams needs your support for Medical Expenses
I have gallbladder suugery on Sept 13th and my friend has Ewings Sarcoma. Every little bit helps and I appreciate all assistance. If you can't donate, please reblog and share on other social media. I also have a Cashapp, as I understand many people do not like GoFundMe. Cashapp $DaggerBaby92
Oskar Lindblom is cancer free🥺🥳 | Alma Lindqvist’s Instagram
the return 🧡 // Oskar Lindblom // 3/9/2020
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I’m 4 years cancer free today!
4 years ago today I finished 27 rounds of chemotherapy. Along the way, I had 27 blood transfusions, 4 operations, a knee and femur replacement, lost all my hair, experienced every chemotherapy side-effect you could name, gained the strongest friends that were also going through cancer, but also grieved over the loss of countless hospital friends, and endured so many more traumatic things that I’m still processing mentally to this day. However, despite these hurdles, I cannot stress enough how much having Ewing’s Sarcoma has shaped the person I am today. I have gained skills that will last a lifetime that can only be gained by going through such adversity. Despite the suffering me and family still have to endure as a result of going through such a distressing series of events, I consider myself today stronger than I’ve ever been before.
I seek to fill every single day with gratitude and appreciation as I’ve seen first hand the importance of our precious life because it can end so suddenly
Holby City S20 E20 Blind Spot
Funny old episode here.
Quite impressed with the Fletch/lover misdirect - I’d have had Fletch and Sydney spoiling for a hook up, so I didn’t really see Abigail happening. And it seems clear she wants more than a one off - who knew he had it in him?! ;-)
So, poor Jac. Take a few weeks extended holiday, and you’re out of sight, out of mind - but I suppose it’s a set up for a pretty high velocity love triangle: CEO/Head of Cardiothoracics/Director of Nursing. Ouch. When is she back? I miss her!
I suppose there should have been an inkling for me when Abigail didn’t immediately shut down his standoff with Sydney about agency nurses, but I guess the message got lost in the whole ‘Fletch has a tough life’ storyline. Mikey wore on me a bit tonight, with his hang dog looks and his extended pauses. His glee at perhaps being off the hook because his victim was diagnosed with Ewings Sarcoma (that is NOT lucky, Donna. That has a pretty shit prognosis...) struck me as delightfully psychopathic though, although I appreciate it’s highly unlikely that it was meant that way. But hey, I take my amusement where I can find it!
On to Hanssen. Aside from his unacknowledged trauma from the Fredrick event, I think it’s a very interesting avenue to explore how his quite marked OCD would fit in, in a clinical environment, so I was glad to see it touched on tonight, in his efforts to control every minute aspect of every patient on the ward - even though it was thrown under the ‘trauma’ blanket, rather than the everyday OCD struggles blanket. I’m not sure that this tendency would disappear with trauma counselling, since this is such a deepseated personality trait of Hanssen’s, but I’m guessing we won’t see much of a resurgence regardless. I did very much enjoy Hanssen discovering how much his staff cared about him, from so many sources. Bravo, Holby team, we all adore this man!
I also very much appreciated Sacha standing up to Hanssen and warning him that his actions are creating more work, rather than solving problems. So much of the time, Sacha is portrayed as a soft touch, never more so than in this episode - so it was really important and quite delightful to see that he’s not a man than shirks his responsibilities, even if it means standing up to someone who until recently was his superior - no mean feat for anyone.
I felt so sorry for Sacha tonight - and it pains me, how many episodes I’ve been able to say those words about. Shunned by his children (ok, perhaps shunned is a strong work, but you get my drift), not taken seriously about his project. I have to say, I think his project is really quite interesting. But that might be something to do with my biochemistry degree with phys/pharm. But regardless, Serena summed my thoughts up really well when she gave Sacha the pep talk in Pulses, about how something doesn’t have to be flashy to change the world. I was really pleased that Nicky finally saw something in the project to take her interest, and I, for one, am rooting for team Sacha, and hoping that his project will be a blinding success and lauded throughout the medical community, where Gaskell and Meena’s flashy project will crumble to dust and leave them empty husks... (sorry, Roxanna. It’s taken quite a while, but you are growing on me, and I wish you weren’t involved with the Gaskell debacle).
Final thoughts: bring back Jac. don’t keep Sydney around for too many episodes, and give Sacha a break for once!
Help Austin Beat Cancer
hey guys, I know I rarely make an original post on here but this feels important. I've seen the tumblr community do great good for a lot of people. One of my best friend's brother has started a gofundme for his partner who is battling an extremely rare cancer, Ewing's Sarcoma, Stage IV. He was just recently hospitalized with cellulitis and neutropenic fever stemming from his cancer and is currently blind.
https://www.gofundme.com/help-austin-beat-cancer
It would mean a great deal to me and everyone who knows Michael and Austin if you would consider donating and sharing this page. Anything helps!!
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