Singing slays me too, but I keep going. I can't pronounce D's and G's and it seems that all of my favourite songs have plenty of D's and G's in them. I follow a German group and used to be able to singalong in German. Not anymore at the moment laugh I'll keep practising, only when no-one is around.

I've had an underactive thyroid for 24 years, plus I was a manager in a supermaket doing ridiculous shifts, so I thought I would be used to the fatigue. Nope. Not at all. When I come out of hospital on Tuesday I'm taking a cab all the way home as I would have had 2 doses of rads, 1 chemo and 1 immunotherapy on top of a terrible nights sleep. There is no way I will be able to use public transport as I just don't think I'll be alert enough.

F 39 x-smoker no alcohol
05/20/19 T4aN1/N2bM0 SCC a whopper of a tumour at 8cm long & 4cm wide
Pembro pre & post surgery
RIG
Glossectomy ND RFFR 08/13/19
RT x33
2x cispltin
So far, no evidence of disease
Now an author of a recipe book for mouth cancer patients