GOOD NEWS

 Hey BBQ lovers, 

Having an X-Ray to see whether the lymphomas had shrunk was an outer-body experience. You have to stand behind a radiation screen, so they can get the best picture of your chest. The results were positive. The lymphoma had shrunk. After having another PET scans where the radiation went in my line, and a cannula, the results came back. I got called into the ward. The lady doctor told me some news. It shocked me to my core. The news was: 

'The PET scan is clear. The cancer is gone. We have to stop the intense chemo otherwise you could go into an ICU room. We'll do lighter chemo to still make sure that the lymphoma stays gone.'

To find out great news like this is amazing. I was over the moon with happiness. The reality of it doesn't sink in. You do a double take and ask:

'Are you sure? Is it really gone?'

When you hear an affirmative all the air rushes out of your lungs. You're on cloud nine. You should pray the prayer of thanks to God. You should say:

'Glory be to Allah.' 

I was an outpatient then. Some advice I'll give you to think about is:

'Get your female parent to force feed you this milk that has dates inside. It tastes horrible, but it works. It has healing powers that make people question what's happened to you.'

I'll leave you to think about this while you're sitting on those comfortable bean-bags. Maybe while you're sipping a mocktail called Colatonic. 

Enjoy.

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