Torch's Counselling Thread (2 Viewers)
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torchomatic
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Let out Sunday night at 9pm. Feel shit because of the chemo but great to be home. Having three appointments a week at Warwick who will give blood transfusions if necessary.
Went to see Mr Big at Heartlands on Monday. Plan is to stay at home? Build ip my strength and weight - lost another stone in five days - then have transplant.
My plan is to start playing records tomorrow and start getting dressed by Sunday.
Went to see Mr Big at Heartlands on Monday. Plan is to stay at home? Build ip my strength and weight - lost another stone in five days - then have transplant.
My plan is to start playing records tomorrow and start getting dressed by Sunday.
bawtryneal
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Look on the bright side Torchy. You could have been at the Ricoh last night.
PUSB
Keep the faith and enjoy that Dominos pizza.
It could be worse, we could be Villa fans
PUSB
Keep the faith and enjoy that Dominos pizza.
It could be worse, we could be Villa fans
GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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Yesterday's devastating news somehow got my brain thinking about those I 'know' who are suffering and reminded me of this thread. So in bed last night I read through the most recent updates and it was bloody delighted with the positive outcome. So glad you had less time in hospital than you thought Torch & that the results came back positive. As others have mentioned, there will be some tough times ahead but you've got the hardest parts out the way. Stay strong mate, the way you have dealt with your impossibly difficult task has been remarkable. Let's hope we win at Wembley to give you something positive to remember from an unbelievably challenging period in your life. PUSB
torchomatic
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I'm back in hospital unfortunately. Started to feel unwell on Wednesday and by late afternoon had a high temp. They give you a number to ring if this happens, so I rang and they told me to go to Walsgrave A&E. That was late Wednesday evening. Since then they have been pumping me full of different types of antibiotics. Turns out i have a bug in my Hickman line. Hopefully I won't be in for too long.
clint van damme
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sorry to hear that mate but I think a few set backs along the way are inevitable unfortunately.
Keep your spirits up best you can and hopefully like you say, you won't be in too long.
rob9872
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Good luck Torch - I had an infection that had gone to my blood following an ankle break a few years back and they did the same to me with a cocktail of antibiotics. Since then, no flu or anything and good health - hopefully the same for you. The flip side is that I'm concerned if I ever get ill now it's curtains and there's nothing they'll be able to do for me! 
duffer
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Argh. I've just googled Hickman line - I wish I hadn't! I'm scared of even having blood tests. I suppose chucking a bit of domestos down it is a non-starter then?!
Sorry to hear you're not well again Torchy - hope you're back out soon.
vow
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Had to google it too, duffer, as I thought it was a song by Glen Campbell!Argh. I've just googled Hickman line - I wish I hadn't! I'm scared of even having blood tests. I suppose chucking a bit of domestos down it is a non-starter then?!
Sorry to hear you're not well again Torchy - hope you're back out soon.
skyblueinBaku
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That's a tough break for you, Torchy. At least you are in the best place at the moment. Just keep doing what they say - they really do know best. Keep your chin up.
Sky Blue Pete
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Sorry torch stay strong
torchomatic
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Came out on Thursday night so at least i can now watch the game on Sky rather than on my phone.
Have to stay in solitary though apart from hospital appointments. All i have planned is dropping the three of them off in Leamington in the morning to get the coach and then.pick them up when they get back.
Have to stay in solitary though apart from hospital appointments. All i have planned is dropping the three of them off in Leamington in the morning to get the coach and then.pick them up when they get back.
Sick Boy
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At least you're out and can spend the time with your family. Enjoy the game tomorrow and stay strong.
torchomatic
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At least you're out and can spend the time with your family. Enjoy the game tomorrow and stay strong.
Cheers SB, I will. I will especially enjoy the peace and quiet tomorrow!
clint van damme
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at least that's something mate.
Glad your home torch, but gutted you cant be there.
torchomatic
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I had to go back to Walsgrave yesterday morning for two units of blood and even the nurse treating me was bloody going!
bawtryneal
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Thinking about you this morning Torch
Hope your family have a great day out and the boys bring back the cup to Cov
PUSB
Enjoy the match on TV and sing your head off with the Skyblue army
Hope your family have a great day out and the boys bring back the cup to Cov
PUSB
Enjoy the match on TV and sing your head off with the Skyblue army
Otis
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Yep. Totally agree.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the game on Sky, Torch. You weren't even expecting to be able to do that a couple of months back, so that's a real bonus.
Hope the team give you a lot of cheer and raise your spirits further too.
Then you can concentrate on getting back fighting fit for next season's League Two title challenge.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the game on Sky, Torch. You weren't even expecting to be able to do that a couple of months back, so that's a real bonus.
Hope the team give you a lot of cheer and raise your spirits further too.
Then you can concentrate on getting back fighting fit for next season's League Two title challenge.
torchomatic
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Cheers both, appreciate the nice messages. Yeah, I did feel a little out of it this morning seeing all that Sky Blue - even in Leamington - but some things are more important. The main thing is my lad (who was bouncing off the walls) is going to be there. The wife wasn't quite so excited...
lifeskyblue
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She will be torch when she gets immersed in the atmosphere and we win.
PUSB
PUSB
Nick
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Hope he loves it!
bawtryneal
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Well, hope you had a great homecoming last night in the Torchmatic house and some great memories for your son.
I am still buzzing today and having great banter at work with all the Sheff U and Sheff W fans
Lets hope we stuff the blades on Wednesday
torchomatic
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Not just my son. My wife (who really didn't want to go) was buzzing when she got home. She really got swept up in the day and was even slagging off Oxford for having a "small and quiet" support, not like "us". I think she enjoyed it as much as my lad. Apparently he was a little overawed with the size of the crowd at first, his previous biggest was the Gillingham homecoming crowd.
Nick
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Think I saw her outside scrapping with their fans. Didn't want to say anything but thought you should know.
bawtryneal
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Sounds like you might be having to buy another season ticket for your wife next season
Mind you, home to Hartlepool on a cold November night is not quite as appealing
Glad they all enjoyed the day
What was the atmosphere like on the TV. Not actually asked anybody yet. Could you hear the Skyblues fans loud and clear.
torchomatic
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We were in the kitchen this morning when she just said out loud "Sunday was brilliant!"
I just said she was a weirdo. I don't think she's ready for Colchester at home on a November evening just yet. Her next game will probably be next season's play off final back at Wembley.
clint van damme
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HAHA! As great as Sunday was, it certainly was a true representation of life as a City fan.