Following on from my last post – Just Muscle and Fat

I was booked in for an MRI scan at UHCW in early January 2022 to have a look at the lump on mylower kneck / clavical.

I was initially worried it was related to my jaw cancer from 2018 but was told by my consultant it was unlikely, probably nothing to worry abpout but the MRI was more for peace of mind than anything else.

I went for my scan, everything was running like clockwork and received the result within a fortnight.

As my consultant had suggested, it was nothing bad and probably just a built up of fat and muscle 🙂

I was now only on 6 monthly check-ups with my consultant and oncologist which I was now treating like days out and if the timing was right would stop off at a pub for a bite to eat on the way home.

All a bit boring for my cancer story but I rather like that 🙂

Recent Posts

• My Christmas Tree From Christmas 2018
• Nothing to Worry About
• Just Muscle and Fat
• A New Lump to the Collection
• 3 Years After Operation for Jaw Cancer
• 3 Years After Being Told I had Jaw Cancer
• Still Wobbling On
• 2 Years on from Hearing I Had Cancer
• Early 2020
• The Last Months of 2019
• The Summer of 2019
• Be Careful with the Suntan Lotion
• Getting Ill When Recovering from Cancer
• How Stupid is the Tax Credit System Cancer Sufferers
• 12 Months on From Being Told I Have Cancer – A Brief Summary
• Can a 16 Plus Stone Man Become Anorexic
• Cancer Free and no more PEG
• Lymphatic treatment and having my PEG out
• Beginning My Return to Normality (Almost)
• Will I be Home for Christmas 2018
• Swelling, Lumps and Puffiness The Cancer is Back
• No More Radiotherapy
• Last Couple of Weeks of Radiotherapy
• The Bad Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy Weeks and Back in Hospital
• Early Stages of Radiotherapy
• Radiotherapy – What’s all the fuss about?
• My 1st Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy Sessions
• Back at home, the calm before the storm
• Having a Radiotherapy Mask Made
• Drips, overnight feeds and blood transfusions
• Back in Hospital
• 2 days at home then a near trip in the Air Ambulance
• Removing the elastics and going home
• Stitches out, Temperatures and Infections
• Time to try solid foods
• It’s Not Me You Want to Thank
• 3rd operation of the week
• The Infections and that Damned Heat
• Back on the Ward
• I Never Liked Lifts
• My 2nd Operation in a Week
• My 1st night after my operation
• The Day of the Operation
• My 1st Night in Hospital
• Pre Op Arrangements
• Having a Feeding Tube Fitted – Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG)
• Telling Your Family You Have Cancer
• Coventry Warwick Coventry
• April / May 2018 – You Have Cancer