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My first sprint distance triathlon

January 20, 2013 — 2 Comments

The Jamie Lee Curtis Pixie Cut

Kutu our driver.

This is me at the gastro pre chemo disco pity party. Day seven and my GP gave me a poo specimen container. Have you seen the size of those things? Of course I haven’t squirted since!

“Off My Chest” Acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 cm

Exudrains

The imminent release of Lisey’s egg

What happens in radiotherapy. Picture by Master Five.

This is us in my home town.

FEC -D Health Spa visit One

My first half marathon achievement

Zolodex Injection… fit for a horse.

My Dad

Chicken Scratch Oncology Style

Independence Day Ceremony in the lane

Cancer treatment buddies 2014

Dr Claudia was happy to pose for this shot.

Carrying the load at the airport.

Mel raising 71k for Peter Mac

The Blue Chair

And when she ran her fingers through her hair, her fingers said “Okay, you can start now”

Tamoxibitch

The Geneticists delivering the BRCA gene result

Samuel Johnson from “Love your Sister” at “Laugh Your Tits off” A bloody Legend.

Off I go!

Shittytittie Chemo Cuts Reveal Challenge

Tumor Death-Cell Receptors on Breast Cancer Cell Credit: Emiko Paul, Quade Paul, Echo Medical Media; Ron Gamble, UAB Insight

Death Star space battle

Sentinal node biopsy prep

Shittytittiebangbang “winner of “Badass Blog of the Year 2015”

What makes my child angry?

Javanese family

Male patterned baldness… the new black!

Here we go!

The Road Trip

Mel is aiming to raise $100k for Lymphoma Australia’s lymphoma nurse. Pic: Richard Serong

Wigathon

Surgeon’s shoes a highlight

The time out room

A false-colour electron micrograph image of a breast cancer cell.

Shittietittie Chemo Cuts

“Moe” Marina McDonald

Seven special rings with the last three weeks of my long hair.

Licking Lava

In the cage of the fire truck.

The Big Smoke, Lisey, 2015.

http://magsblog.com/2012/11/11/introduction-2/

Rice farmer

Mr Cool gave up an age group win and stopped and waited for me so we could finish together, with Mr two chasing us up the finish chute.

Breast tumour on a mammogram

“Women, War and Conscription” J. Howard Miller, 1943. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Can_Do_It! accessed 28/2/2013

The Exudrain twins have been separated.

bye bye nails

Unfortunately, despite being two and a half years past diagnosis, I am still stuck at Diagram B.

This is what cancer treatment turned me into. Stanford Blatch. Does anyone know where I can get me a glo-mesh jacket?

Canoeing on the Mighty Murray

I’m starting chemo, Mel yet to know she has cancer early 2013.

“Finding the Colour Again” for Angie

Sourced from http://www.nbcnews.com/health/cancer/more-patients-are-hearing-words-you-have-cancer-again-n414846