What a horrible night’s sleep, I have no fan so I’m struggling with the hot flushes its a new room which normally spells disaster for me so all in all a recipe for a poor night’s sleep.
Had a lovely quiet morning with Marc, waking to the last post at five in the morning was just divine! Being ANZAC weekend, it’s a really special time for us here in Australia.
It was a drive for the service but the rain fell for the March. We had a view of the march from a window which was just so special. I’m feeling very emotional and thankful for the sacrifice that our soldiers made so that we may live in freedom.
It just makes me think on how precious life is and how we shouldn’t waste a single moment. It’s interesting how different experiences in life can make you sit back and take stock and realise just all that you have been blessed with.
I’m feeling full of gratitude tonight.

I’m still having hot flushes but they are less frequent and less intense, they are still worse at night. This tells me that the Tamoxifen really contributes to the hot flushes. Since I have stopped it for surgery I can really see what it is doing to me. Josh goes home tonight, it always goes so fast. Marc misses him so much when he goes home. We all do, but it is very hard for him as a father….
This cold still has its grip. I wake so achy and sore each morning and the cold just makes it worse. I limp all the way to the bathroom first thing in the morning, like a wounded cockroach. My body slowly warms up a little, and my movement gets less awkward. But I still ache all the time. Such chronic pain like this just ages you.

It’s Easter Saturday and time for sleep in and some special time with my husband. It’s so rare that we get to spend some quiet time alone.
This cold is still here and I’m not sleeping great at all. I had acupuncture and lymphatic massage today, these complimentary therapies make such a difference. It’s frustrating though that despite having private health cover these therapies are rarely recognised and supported.
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