Katie’s Blog 1
Here we are introduced to 25 year old Katie who was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia three and a half years ago. Before diagnosis Katie was just your typical student – working hard, partying hard until March 2006 when Katie started experiencing shooting pains, weight loss, feeling faint, exhaustion, hair loss. A trip to the GP and Katie was told she had a simple trapped nerve. However in January 2007 Katie returned to the GP, blood tests and a phone call later Katie was told that she had to go into hospital…
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Hiya- ive just watched all of your blogs and think they r fantastic. made me cry in a few places- but maybe thats just my mind set. I hope your treatment ends soon and that you are able to go back to uni in september. Im planning on going back then but i know its gonna be a tough battle to get there…
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Hiya- ive just watched all of your blogs and think they r fantastic. made me cry in a few places- but maybe thats just my mind set. I hope your treatment ends soon and that you are able to go back to uni in september. Im planning on going back then but i know its gonna be a tough battle to get there…