I decided a few months ago that I would try and make friends with my cancer. I have given him a name, Theo, and he is now a part of my life. I hope Theo can understand that I do not want him to grow anymore and he is welcome to stay as long as he lives by my rules and he needs to understand that I have a family to take care of and a future ahead of me. Hopefully he won’t feel put out and will relax and enjoy these special things with me. Only time will tell.
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