Everything fine, except no wifi or Broadband, so I will upload pictures when I get back on the so called Superhighway tomorrow.
Monday 23 June 2008
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- Admissions and start at Cromwell last week
- No Posts for a week
- Chemo & Radio at Cromwell
- V&A - The Supremes
- Cromwell Hospital - blood samples
- Pilates on Thursday afternoon
- Maggie Centre
- Back to Charing Cross Hospital
- Yazoo at Hammersmith Apollo
- Wednesday visit with Vanessa
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- Fizzy Sake
- Very Short Introductions
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- Monday - full day
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- Nice pic of SFT
- Acupuncture and Pilates
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- A New Earth
- Trip to Tate
- Insurance issues
- Listening Notes
- Healing with Matthew
- Pilates and Massage
- Final meeting at Cromwell yesterday
- Simon with Apple
- CT Scan at Cromwell
- Hospital #4
- Home at Last
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- Meera, Aiden and Caroline visit.
- Things I have been doing
- Nurse Maureen
- More non essential reading :-)
- Victoria took my stats this morning
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33 comments:
Hello Gareth,
I've been a big fan of yours for many many years. I just found out today about your illness and wanted to drop by your blog to express my support. I hope you make a full recovery quickly, as I'm sure you will. Wishing you all the very best,
Olivier
Hi Olivier
Thanks very much for the good wishes. Much appreciated!
G.
Hi Gareth, I also have been a fan for a very long time. I wnated to offer you my Best wishes and much admiration to you... Get well soon.
From a fellow Gareth!
PS. Your original blog on the making of the Erasure album inspired me to start my own blog about my music project. I've posted some positive vibes there for you too...
Thanks Gareth!
G.
stay strong
Best wishes from Sardinia Island Gareth, you are an icon for all of us.
Get well soon.
Hi Gareth,
Best wishes and speedy recovery from New York. You have been a major inspiration to me as an aspiring producer/engineer.
Cheers,
Dobo
YOU LL BE FINE GARETH, YOU WILL.
BEST REGARDS FROM MEXICO CITY.
You ll be in my prayers.
Best wishes for a quick recovery. I admire your strength to keep the blog running even though you are going through hard times. All the best, michael
Hey - Thanks everyone for the positive comments and good wishes. Much appreciated
Hi Gareth, just seen the news about your illness. I hope your treatment is short and painless and 100% successful. A member of my family has been through the same thing and looks to have come out the other side ok. With very best wishes, Darren, Nottingham.
Really bad news. Improvements vibrates for the existence of a speedy recovery.
Everything will be ok Gareth! Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery :) stay strong!
MK
Hey Gareth
My mom's a two time cancer survivor, so I maybe I know a little about what you and your family is going through right now. Best wishes to you and your close ones.
Best regards,
Henrik
PS. Today my mom is healthy and well, living a happy life with no worries. So will you, soon! Just hang in there; take one day at a time. You'll be fine.
Hi Gareth,
best wishes from Tuscany,
i'll be waiting for you....stay strong....
Hi Gareth,
I was very sad when i heard the news of your Illness, just thought i'd drop by and offer my support to you at this time. I hope you make a speedy recovery and we hear some good news very soon.
Take Care.
Stewart
I shall cross digits and dangly appendages and henceforth hope you give cancer a swift and painless invitation to fuck right off. And whilst I'm at it, I hereby declare Exciter to be a crepuscular, sleek, pulsing and glorious creation.
Consider yourself bookmarked and the recipient of positive vibes.
Stay strong...and best wishes from Italy!
good luck gareth
you are one of us.
ivan from lugano switzerland
I want to let you know that you can get through this with that wonderful sense of humor. My daughter's father had cancer, stage 2b. I was his caregiver throughout ... every trip to the hospital ... every meal prepared ... every ct scan ... and by his side every time he had to drink that nasty drink before being scanned. (I feel for you, cause that stuff alone is scary. ;))
You will be stronger because of it. Hang in there, and kick cancer's ass!
-Rhianna
Oh, by the way, he has been cancer-free for 4 years now!
Dear Gareth,
beside my warmest wishes for recovery let me share with you the feeling of getting through such an experience: complete change of viewing everything. It's going to be alright and you will get new ideas for your future work.
Vassilis from Greece
i wish you many powerful days and too much best music in your head.keep the faith.edo from slovakia
Keep up the fight and get well soon from Omaha, NE. I've battled cancer for 13 years, so i know the Dr.'s have plenty of treatment options they can do. Get well soon. :)
-Mike
Hello Gareth,
i hope all will be ok for you!
I wish you all the best and you have all my support!
Raf from Belgium
Hi Gareth. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.. I wish your disease period will be all of fun. you are such a nice guy. you have tons of friends. this is good for you. you are not alone!!.. Also I'm a fan of your work. Exciter & Black Celebration. and others. very nice!.
Hello Gareth,
I read about your healh condition on HOME and went quickly to see how you're doing. Read all the posts and saw that you have been doing several treatments. I'm a nurse and I know how it is dificult all these treatments and dealing with the cancer. I think You're doing fine with all those complementary therapies and group suports. It helps you to stay positive, which is very necessary through the up's and down's of the disease. Nowadays it is more usual to see people get over it and continue their life, so "kick cancer's ass"!
In Portugal, there is a person who had several cancers (I think 7) in his head and he got over it and is still alive. "Nothing is impossible when the soul is big".
Don't stop posting.
Greetings from Portugal.
Hey there Gareth - I'm all the more embarrassed about the bottomless banality of what I'm just about to write, than I'm writing it to someone who's been constantly out there breaking new ground, and coming up with some of the most incredibly original musical statements of their time (yes, that would be you). But I can't think of anything I mean more right now than to say, I hope and trust you will kick seven shades of shite out of this thing and get back to the studio - where we need you. You've always been a true inspiration and one of the few people whose work (alongside that of Dan Miller, Alan Wilder, Kraftwerk and Bowie / Eno) got me to take the step from obsessing over other people's music, to making a little of my own. I can never thank you enough for the worlds of sound I've discovered thanks to you, so again I'll just wish you the best. (Great blog, too. Can we expect a Metalmix ?)
Michel, from France
Hey Gareth, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Thanks for the wonderful music over the years.
Hi Gareth!
I'm from Hungary, Budapest. Today, I hear about your "journey". I'd like to wish you all the best.
This link maybe gives you more energy to recovery:
www.livestrong.com
I guess, The Lance Armstrong Foundation is a very good chance for everything about cancer.
Be strong! Live strong!
kind regards,
Gabor from Hungary
Hi Gareth!
There's a bunch of people here in Romania that would like you to know that their thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon!
Nothing's impossible, you know...
Please get well soon!
I wish you a speedy recovery and all the strength and patience you need.
You're in my prayer.
M.
Hi Gareth,
i appreciate the work you've done over the years very much and i hope you'll get well soon!
With best wishes from Germany,
Marc
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