The fluid they are draining isn’t yellow like ascites usual is. Instead it is stained with blood. I am told this is “not usual” as sometimes tumour bleed….in my head I’m desperately asking why it can’t be straightforward and normal for once…
The fluid isn’t draining well…in fact only less than 300ml has drained. The team have explained that this could be the position of the fluid, the position of the drain or even a tumour blocking the end of the drain. The plan is to reevaluate the situation tomorrow.
I am feeling very faint and light headed and I’m in a considerable amount of pain…I’ve also had a lot of medication! Night night, Fi xxx
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Fi Munro (PhD), international selling author of ‘Love, light and Mermaid Tails’, is a multi award winning researcher, author, blogger and public speaker recognised internationally for her presentations and articles on holistic health and her journey through stage four ovarian cancer back to wholeness. Passionate about what restores people to a state of wholeness and optimal health – in addition to what predisposes them to physical, emotional and spiritual ‘dis-ease’ – she works with clients to guide them on their journey back to wholeness. Using her personal experience of recovering from a ‘terminal’ illness through a deep understanding of mind, body and spirit health and healing, alongside her background as a doctorate researcher for the NHS and Scottish Government, she has created a deep understanding of what it means to be optimally healthy and whole. Fi is a visionary in her approach to holistic health, bridging the seemingly disparate worlds of conventional and complementary therapies to create approaches that guide people on their journey back to wholeness and , ultimately, holistic health.
Fi has been featured in two BBC documentaries, in countless radio shows, and in newspaper and magazine articles across the globe. She also runs workshops and events across the UK. Her book ‘Love, Light and Mermaid Tails’ is recieving all star reviews and is available to buy worldwide on Amazon in paperback and for kindle.
Most recently she was awarded ‘Health Blogger of the Year 2017’.
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I’m so sorry today has been so rubbish. Sending lots of love, I hope tomorrow is better for you
Sweetheart I haven’t had a chance to reply to your email on HOPE! But you have my loving prayer in hope every day ! Rest easy , ready to fight again – and enjoy, and laugh , and love , every precious second . You ain’t dead yet – as you say !!! Big hugs, Shoniex
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I hope you have a good night’s sleep, and will be thinking of you tomorrow. Love and light xx Pauly xx
You are such a sweet remarkable woman. A living ray of hope, strength & love for all of us living with ovarian cancer. My best wishes and prayers are with you as you continue your journey. Let the love continue to guide you and know that grace is always with and surrounds you and yours. Much love to you.
Laura Modena