After an aborted attempt to stay in a hotel for a couple of nights, where I ended up hospitalised for four days, with breathing discomfort, we have decided to put travel plans on hold and stay at home. Because I can't start the actual cancer treatment, we can only now manage symptoms for a while. I struggle to get comfortable on my back, and don't get a full night's sleep, which is exhausting. #stillfighting

I have published an e-book about my diagnosis journey, and seeing the funny side. It is currently available in Kindle format only. You can read for free if you have Kindle Unlimited. I am also producing a paperback version, which should be ready soon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/But-Cancer-diagnosis-journey-story-ebook/dp/B07QZKTF8L/

The prognosis effort continues. Erratic behaviour in my liver prevents the oncology team from giving me the autoimmune drug (Cabozantinib) that they were planning to give me. I had a CT scan to try to ascertain whether this is caused by cancer spread in the liver or whether it is a blood flow issue. The CT was inconclusive, so now we are going to try an MRI and, perhaps, a biopsy on the liver. We need the liver to work before we pump more chemicals into it.