After losing my dad In November 2020, many of you will know that we have been busy walking, fundraising and raising awareness of Pancreatic Cancer. I have nearly walked 1000 miles since February and the children are nearly at 500 miles. We have nearly achieved our walking goals.
Through November I have been writing a story a day on my other blog, (Just muddling through life). They are not all directly related to Pancreatic Cancer, but I have mentioned it on everyone to raise awareness, and they are all fiction. They cover a few genres, from Crime to Science Fiction. Here are the web links, grab yourself a drink and a snack and I hope you enjoy reading them.
A story a day
November 1st – Time away from the fog of life
November 2nd – Fountain Lake and my family
November 3rd – An unexpected woodland mystery
November 4th – A trick of time and space
November 5th – Clouds at the park and my dreams
November 6th – Fire and the path of life
November 7th – My shield and our grief
November 8th – The hypnotic beat to my day
November 9th – Fireworks and a guy – Part 1
November 10th – Missing children and fear – Part 2
November 11th – The Shadow and the children – Part 3
November 12th – Missing friends and the Shadow – Part 4
November 13th – Water Hemlock and freedom – Part 5
November 14th – Spaghetti Bolognese and two dates
November 15th – The creepy Crolly doll – Part 1
November 16th – The Crolly doll factory worker – Part 2
November 17th – Missing and kidnapped – Part 3
November 18th – The doll and the hitman – Part 4
November 19th – The Grey haired man and my family – Part 5
November 20th – Alone with a friend in need
November 21st – Running away from my life and thoughts
November 22nd – A Detective at work and life
November 23rd – For the love of Lucy
November 24th – Hurt and a cruel colleague
November 25th – The Clown and the Tiny Café
November 26th – Doppelgangers, do they exist? – Part 1
November 27th – Hurricane Hannah and the doppelgangers – part 2
November 28th – New timelines and more doppelgangers – Part 3
November 29th – Through the lightning bolt – Part 4
November 30th – The Professor’s and the parallel timelines – part 5
For more on our walking see – Life, fundraising, walking and writing challenges
Here is my fundraising page if you would like to donate, any size donation is appreciated, thankyou.
5 Comments
SiennyLovesDrawing
I also lost my late dad to pancreatic cancer, it’s a scarry cancer as my dad was active & fit before diagnosed…sigh …
Marian Wood
So sorry to hear that, yes it is terrible illness without any real warning. My dad appeared fit and healthy and walked miles but we lost him within 12 weeks of diagnosis. It is very cruel!
SiennyLovesDrawing
Yes, very very cruel, I lost my dad in less than 2 months once diagnosed, my dad was superb active and fit before, really really hard for me and whole family to accept our lost. Miss my late dad so so much 😭😭
EsmeSalon
Read and tweeted your post. It’s a horrible and scary thing this cancer. Lost my Mom and Dad many many years ago both due to cancer. Hard to see them suffer and go. Thinking of you Marian
Marian Wood
Sorry for slow reply. Sorry to hear that Esme, yes it is very scary! Thank-you!