Friday was supposed to be the last 3 monthly check on Garys PSA level then onto 6 monthly checks as its been a year since he had his prostate removed after being diagnosed with prostate cancer age 47 years last February.
His level has increased slightly so he is being kept on 3 mthly checks, the next one is July and believe it or not Friday 13th July just as this one was Friday 13th as well.
It has brought back the reality that we are living with Cancer, because the operation went well and the tests so far have been good I had fallen into a false sense of security and had put it out of my mind only to have it blasted back in and the same old feelings associated with the diagnosis last year coming back. I may be wrong but it seems to have made more of an impact on me than Gary or the children but i guess until we know if its a one off or if it is going to continue rising there is absolutely no point in worrying so i am calling upon all my years of personal development and my normal positive outlook to get me through. I have to be strong for Gary and for the childrens sake.
It is a good reminder that we should all live in the present and that worrying won't change anything.
Today is a gift
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. And today? Today is a gift. That’s why we call it the present.
Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy. ~Leo Buscaglia
Thank you blog for being my online journal and helping me share my thoughts and feelings which may help someone else sometime.
Healthier living for us, our family and the Planet by Debbie and Gary Law
Sunday, 15 April 2012
Ultimate Blog Challenge Blog 14 The Plastic Island
Can we really make a difference to our World?
There is a floating Island of plastic garbage, twice the size of Texas, caught in a current gyre between the USA and Hawaii. The area is filled with Plastic which never shows up on satellite.
It was found by someone who sailed into it by mistake as he was returning from a yacht race. The enormous stew of plastic garbage weighs over three million tons and grows tenfold every decade.
It is so dangerous to wildlife.....
Sea Turtles mistake clear plastic bags for jellyfish and eat them. Birds swallow shards of plastic. More than a million sea birds, 100,000 marine animals and countless fish die from either eating the junk or getting entangled and drowning.
There is a major dispute going on as to who will clean it up, any Nation that embarks on the cleanup automatically admits it is responsible, so they won't acknowledge it. That story is horrifying enough, however a vast swirling mass of plastic bags and rubbish has now been discovered in the Atlantic too.....
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