Jims journey on Skilarence

[Forest Walker]

Thank you for checking in and letting us know how you're doing.  So good of you and your friend to be helping another dear friend cope with her chemotherapy.  

I see your beautiful photography on Instagram.  Happy 78th Birthday.   

Needing change and the feeling of turmoil after Eileen's passing is part of grief.  I am really glad for you to have birdwatching and a community of friends there.  Nature is good for us.

[Fred]

Hello Jim long time no see, good to hear life is treating you well.

No need to apologise "They come they go"

Take care, we'll always be here.

[Kat]

Hi Jim

Glad to hear your psoriasis is still under control. Also, glad that you have found what you needed.

Take good care of yourself and hope to see you again here soon.

[D Foster]

It's good to hear from you Jim, it's nice to speak to someone as old as I am .
Glad to hear that you are well, I myself don't get on here like I used to as looking after Clare gets more time consuming.
You take care and look after yourself.

[Caroline]

Just a quick apology for absence and an update on my psoriasis
Firstly, since losing Eileen I had a total rethink about life and it's fragility and decided to live a much fuller life and to pursue my birdwatching hobby as a free agent, and I now spend a lot of time out with friends all with the same passion, unfortunately one dear friend in our group was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last year and two of us look after her as she gets weaker with chemotherapy,and it's very time consuming. However that's really no excuse for not coming here, but somehow the longer I'm away the harder it seems to come back, my life has been in turmoil since losing Eileen and I felt that a complete change was needed
Just an update on my health now having just passed my 78th birthday. My psoriasis is still under control and I'm still on Skilarence tablets 3 morning and 2 in the evening always with food and water, I have a few stubborn spots that won't go away but probably will when the sun comes out and I can get my shirt off
My lymphocyte levels remain between 0.95 and 1.1 which is good and my prostate specific antigen (PSA) test always comes back at around 0.3 which shows my prostate cancer is not returning

I will try to pop in from time to time to update this thread

Hi Jim !!,

Sooo good to hear from you. And so happy that you found your passion. I am sure Eileen would have been happy that you did. And your pictures are becoming soooo good. You became an excellent photographer.
Good that you are still going well on the Skilarence and that both your Ps and PsA are doing so well. It proves another time that it is excellent stuff. Lympho’s are also extremely well.

Would be lovely if you pop in once in a while, but don’t feel obligated.

Your scooter is still in Keukenhof, if you are looking for it.

Caroline