Well Dad has cancer. It is a Duke’s B so not the worst kind but still it is cancer with a 60% chance of survival. He is doing pretty well at the moment considering – one week after very serious surgery his wound is infected so he is still in hospital – but is off the serious drugs and able to walk around and get out of bed.
I am going to Canberra next week to spend time with him once he gets home. Mum will need help then.
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Oh A, this is so hard. Coffee tomorrow?
Oh, sending my love to you and your Dad.
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