12-05-2011, 11:41 PM
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Slowly, yes. Still tired and weak, but getting a little less so every day, thank goodness. My appetite is still off, that's not unexpected, but really annoying to a foodie ... all the time I was in hospital I kept thinking of the good things I wanted to cook when I got home ... and now don't want them! LOL, life is not fair. But the good thing is, they got all the cancer and it had not metastesized! So I can live with the discomfort .etc .......13-05-2011, 06:35 PM
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I'm sure you're appetite will eventually return? I know this sounds weird but apparently cannabis helps with the pain and appetite. Some doctors prescribe it to cancer patients.I'm so sorry about your pain ... hope and pray that you will get better soon.
17-06-2011, 12:48 PM
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You know, I used to be an avid reader in my late teens but gave it up until I bought bt Kindle from Amazon.com. Since then I've rediscovered reading with a passion. I've finish 4 books and have over 26 now in my library.The Kindle is so portable, light and easy on the eyes that I can take it everywhere, and do. One more gadget to carry. I need more pockets. LOL
17-06-2011, 10:19 PM
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Project Cyclops - Thomas Hoover. A technothriller on my Kindle, page-turning read except when it gets a bit technical ... just skim over those parts to get to what the latest the terrorists or the good guys are doing.Bob, I suspect you might like this one ... look at a review
18-06-2011, 09:11 AM
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At the moment I am re-reading The Seventh Scroll (Wilbiur Smith). I tend to skim first reads and then go back to read slower in detail. There is a copy of Wilbur Smith's latest book - Those in Peril, which is about modern day pirates off the Somalian coast (not sure about this one).19-06-2011, 02:23 AM
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I just finished reading the first of three science fiction books in a series by Jason Letts called "Powerless: The Synthesis. It tells a story of a world where everyone is born with a power of one kind or another. The exception is the lead character who had her power stolen at birth. She struggles to live in a world where she is the odd ball competing with her friends as well as her enemies.I enjoyed the book a great deal and subsequently ordered the second book "Powerless: The Shadowing". It picks up exactly where the first ended.
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