…and they’ll invent a better fool.
I’m living life because I’m alive (woohoo!) – despite the best efforts of cancer. At the end of October 2005, I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, at the age of 23.
Since then, I’ve recovered (2008), ‘survived’ (2013), relapsed (2013), had a stem cell transplant (2014) and recovered again (ongoing).
And I’m still here, thanks to amazing medical staff, bacon sandwiches, wonderful friends and family, my fabulous wife Mariacristina, a handy preference for taking things as they come and my superstar donor Tim.
A lot of it’s here, but I’d love to tell you more – I’m a writer and a speaker and love to share my story, so get in touch if we can do some good together.
Ok George darling,
Do yourself a favour, check the docs aren’t putting ‘happy juice’ in your IV, ok? Hee, hee!
Stay strong!
george, n so tu..ma a me il commento di “Fi” mi ha fatto ridere davvero un sacco!ihihihihihihihihihih
Bacioni
Mc
hello gorgeousness!!!! I LOOOVVVEE YOU!!! Miss you to pieces, and v.sad to read that you’ve been having a tricky time of shitty chemo etc. of late. But as you will no doubt be fully aware, there are so many people thinking of you and sending all their love (needless to say I’m one of them). 2006!! Man that’s exciting!!! Actually, I was wondering about coming down soon? Is this feasible? Seems like things are pretty variable for you on a day-to-day basis. But if you think that within a 3 day period you may feel well enough for some Lindsey-loving then let me know. I think I’ll try phoning you tomorrow night, so watch yourself!
Thinking of you always,
all my love,
Linds x x x
Glad to see you’ve been practising your accent George, just in case you might need it for a future run at the Hackney Empire….
Keep singing, lots of love
Izzy