I mean, if I'm to be completely honest, this is all I have to talk about right now. I'm kind of obsessed with the inside of my head and what's going on in there. I have copies of MRI scans and it's fascinating. Weird, and fascinating.
In October 2022 I had a major operation to remove a terminal bad brain tumour. I was also put on steroids to help reduce the swelling which helps what was left behind.
However, the steroids brought back my diabetes. I got on with it and am not complaining, so don't feel sorry for me or anything.
I'm going through each thing that pops into my head on the main blog, while also thinking about the future. There's a lot of help out there, even when there isn't a lot of hope with the outcome.
Every single conversation I have I find some parallel with my head. Perimenopause/menopause? Abso-lutely. Brain fog, and me thinking it was that probably slowed a lot down as well. But that's all over the other side of here.
I know it's normal to talk about my head, and I know it's because I'm not as busy (but I'm tired) as I used to be. That will probably get worse now the side effects are kicking in, so I'm ready.
We should all be kind to ourselves. It makes things a lot easier in the long run I think.
