Love your ‘can do’ and realistic attitude to life, lack of self pity, and great basic humour; saying it as it is. Fact is there are times when life can be a bitch, when we all need to be brave, - and you, Lady, are an inspiration and example to us all, - and especially other women! Big Respects xx
@@juliethartwell4525 hey Julie, thank you for your very kind words. Yeah for me whatever life deals you, you just have to ‘crack on’ what’s done is done and it can’t be changed, so ya make the best of it!! Hope your day is going well. Take Care 🌷
Strong message that we should all heed. You certainly made your journey a turning point and done so many amazing adventures and still doing it. Love it x x x
@@helengardner207 thanks Helen. Yeah if my Vlog makes just one person go and get a check ……. It’s worked! I’ve still got more to do. Love seeing your life out on the narrows……. xx
@@B_archaeology hey thank you. I guess it’s all part of what makes us who we are. Thanks for continuing to watch my little Vlogs, happy that you enjoy them. 🌸
Hi Peri, just found your channel today and absolutely love your outlook. I'm coming towards the end of my 50's and am currently in the middle of breast cancer treatment - I've had surgery to remove the lump and am now waiting for that to heal up before starting radiotherapy. I also had a radical hysterectomy for endometrial cancer 7 years ago so this is my second go round! Once it's done, it's done and you have to get up and carry on with life - it's too short not to. Incidentally, my mum was killed by a hospital drug error, she was only in for a minor issue. I was a nurse for 30 years, so have met many doctors in my time. Some are good, but some leave me with little faith, and I certainly dont think they are gods at all. Love from Cornwall ❤
@@SueJonesCreations hi Sue, thanks for sharing with me what you’re going through. I do hope once you’ve had your treatment you’ll be given the all clear. And sorry to hear about your Mum. Seems we have similarities in our lives. Oh and you’re from Cornwall - I’m so looking forward to my camping trip around Devon & Cornwall in a few weeks time. I have very close family who live in Devon and am quite familiar with the area. Beautiful part of the country. Stay well and good luck with everything 🌸🌷🌸☘️☘️☘️ oh and thank you so much for watching and subscribing!
@Peri-mylifeinateacup Thanks for your reply and good wishes, I do feel very fortunate to live here (back where I grew up). I hope you have a brilliant time in Tilly - we're in South East Corwall, so might see you in passing!! I know the Bristol area pretty well, too, as that's where I did my nurse training back in the day! 😀
@@susansullivan9800 ahhh thanks my friend. Just thought that if I could reach just a few people that would take note and get to their Doctors quickly, then that would be fab! 🌸
I am shocked that our Peri has not redecorated that garden shed to within an inch of its life! 😹 I love seeing your allotment. Losing our mums is devastating under any circumstance, I would have said the same thing to that quack. I am in awe of her starting over in her seventies! Woot woot! Mine is gone as well after a long illness and I miss her. You are an amazing woman, thank you for caring about us and encouraging us to see about ourselves. Your vulnerability is appreciated.
@@bobbiejo8747 😂😂 oh don’t worry Bobbiejo I’m hoping at some point in the future to get a new shed……. And that will be decorated!! You already know me so well!! 😂 sorry to hear you lost your Mum too. I just hope a few people take note of my experience and be seen! Take care 🌸
@@EmmaDailly hi Emma, thanks for watching and introducing yourself. Glad you liked my Vlog and that maybe you get a few moments with a cuppa in the future to catch up with my other Vlogs! All silly little Natterings but if they make you smile! Job done! 😂😂
Thank you for being so open and honest about it all, and sharing your experience. I had my ovaries removed because they almost accidentally found pre-cancerous cells, when I was being tested for something else, and I was considered high risk because my mum had ovarian cancer. But that wouldn't have been found if I hadn't initially pushed for the blood tests when I was unwell with something else. I think you do have to push for things these days, although I do have a great GP. It's brilliant that all this lead to you buying your boat, and then doing your car camping - that's where I found you, doing your Scottish trip and posting on Facebook. I thought you were an inspiration before, but I do even more now you've shared this!
@@Jacquiandteddy hello……. I’m so glad to hear that your potential cancer risk was caught early. And hope you continue to be cancer free! Thanks also for your lovely kind comments. Look after yourself! 🌷
Wow, Peri! Congratulations on being a survivor. It's true though that so many people go undiagnosed or they think that a doctor is like God. They aren't, they make mistakes or sometimes just don't know. Thankfully, treatments these days are much improved and many more are recovering. What an inspiration you are and may you enjoy a gzillion more adventures. Lots of love 💕🦋 xx
@@Susan-hv9mc ahhh thats all so lovely of you to say and thank you. Agree with everything you said and yes it’s good that medicine is improving all the time. 🌸
Love your ‘can do’ and realistic attitude to life, lack of self pity, and great basic humour; saying it as it is. Fact is there are times when life can be a bitch, when we all need to be brave, - and you, Lady, are an inspiration and example to us all, - and especially other women! Big Respects xx
@@juliethartwell4525 hey Julie, thank you for your very kind words. Yeah for me whatever life deals you, you just have to ‘crack on’ what’s done is done and it can’t be changed, so ya make the best of it!! Hope your day is going well. Take Care 🌷
Strong message that we should all heed. You certainly made your journey a turning point and done so many amazing adventures and still doing it. Love it x x x
@@helengardner207 thanks Helen. Yeah if my Vlog makes just one person go and get a check ……. It’s worked! I’ve still got more to do. Love seeing your life out on the narrows……. xx
Wonderful positive thinking. Thank you for this very informative video. xxx
@@jillychandler thanks Jilly - I just wanted to share my experience and if 1 person benefits from an early diagnosis, that’s a good thing! 🌸
@@Peri-mylifeinateacup So very true. xxx
I truly admire your outlook on life Peri. Another great vlog! And again, more power to you and your indomitable spirit! ❤
@@B_archaeology hey thank you. I guess it’s all part of what makes us who we are. Thanks for continuing to watch my little Vlogs, happy that you enjoy them. 🌸
Hi Peri, just found your channel today and absolutely love your outlook.
I'm coming towards the end of my 50's and am currently in the middle of breast cancer treatment - I've had surgery to remove the lump and am now waiting for that to heal up before starting radiotherapy. I also had a radical hysterectomy for endometrial cancer 7 years ago so this is my second go round! Once it's done, it's done and you have to get up and carry on with life - it's too short not to. Incidentally, my mum was killed by a hospital drug error, she was only in for a minor issue. I was a nurse for 30 years, so have met many doctors in my time. Some are good, but some leave me with little faith, and I certainly dont think they are gods at all.
Love from Cornwall ❤
@@SueJonesCreations hi Sue, thanks for sharing with me what you’re going through. I do hope once you’ve had your treatment you’ll be given the all clear. And sorry to hear about your Mum. Seems we have similarities in our lives. Oh and you’re from Cornwall - I’m so looking forward to my camping trip around Devon & Cornwall in a few weeks time. I have very close family who live in Devon and am quite familiar with the area. Beautiful part of the country. Stay well and good luck with everything 🌸🌷🌸☘️☘️☘️ oh and thank you so much for watching and subscribing!
@Peri-mylifeinateacup Thanks for your reply and good wishes, I do feel very fortunate to live here (back where I grew up). I hope you have a brilliant time in Tilly - we're in South East Corwall, so might see you in passing!! I know the Bristol area pretty well, too, as that's where I did my nurse training back in the day! 😀
@@SueJonesCreations I grew up in Bristol…….. 😂
Your an inspiration and that video should be on the cancer research web site....well done you....take care X
@@susansullivan9800 ahhh thanks my friend. Just thought that if I could reach just a few people that would take note and get to their Doctors quickly, then that would be fab! 🌸
I am shocked that our Peri has not redecorated that garden shed to within an inch of its life! 😹 I love seeing your allotment.
Losing our mums is devastating under any circumstance, I would have said the same thing to that quack. I am in awe of her starting over in her seventies! Woot woot! Mine is gone as well after a long illness and I miss her.
You are an amazing woman, thank you for caring about us and encouraging us to see about ourselves. Your vulnerability is appreciated.
@@bobbiejo8747 😂😂 oh don’t worry Bobbiejo I’m hoping at some point in the future to get a new shed……. And that will be decorated!! You already know me so well!! 😂 sorry to hear you lost your Mum too. I just hope a few people take note of my experience and be seen! Take care 🌸
Grazie ❤
@@colazioneingiardino9037 appreciated - thanks for watching 🌷
Hi Peri, I’m Emma, new to your channel. Great vlog and chat. Love your allotment too. Take care xx
@@EmmaDailly hi Emma, thanks for watching and introducing yourself. Glad you liked my Vlog and that maybe you get a few moments with a cuppa in the future to catch up with my other Vlogs! All silly little Natterings but if they make you smile! Job done! 😂😂
Love you Peri ♥️
@@blackpooltownvideo ❤️
Thank you for being so open and honest about it all, and sharing your experience. I had my ovaries removed because they almost accidentally found pre-cancerous cells, when I was being tested for something else, and I was considered high risk because my mum had ovarian cancer. But that wouldn't have been found if I hadn't initially pushed for the blood tests when I was unwell with something else. I think you do have to push for things these days, although I do have a great GP. It's brilliant that all this lead to you buying your boat, and then doing your car camping - that's where I found you, doing your Scottish trip and posting on Facebook. I thought you were an inspiration before, but I do even more now you've shared this!
@@Jacquiandteddy hello……. I’m so glad to hear that your potential cancer risk was caught early. And hope you continue to be cancer free! Thanks also for your lovely kind comments. Look after yourself! 🌷
Wow, Peri! Congratulations on being a survivor. It's true though that so many people go undiagnosed or they think that a doctor is like God. They aren't, they make mistakes or sometimes just don't know. Thankfully, treatments these days are much improved and many more are recovering. What an inspiration you are and may you enjoy a gzillion more adventures. Lots of love 💕🦋 xx
@@Susan-hv9mc ahhh thats all so lovely of you to say and thank you. Agree with everything you said and yes it’s good that medicine is improving all the time. 🌸