OK, so I’ve got this blog about Ewing’s Sarcoma (amongst other stuff, but that’s the main gist of it). You may be wondering several things, like Who is this kid? What’s Ewing’s Sarcoma? Why should I care? Well, I can’t … Continue reading
I like the ward I’m in in Southampton Hospital. Piam Brown, it’s called. The staff are all friendly and nice; and while the ward could do with an expansion (i.e. more rooms – it’s always completely full), it’s generally a … Continue reading
Now be truthful, what was the first thing that came to your mind when you read this post title? Anyway, I apologise for my rather bad-mooded post last night, I was in a bad mood for several reasons. But finally … Continue reading
As you all know, I have Ewing’s Sarcoma (if you don’t, then what the hell have you been reading whilst looking at this blog? ; anyway, I shouldn’t insult my readership). However, what you may not know is that I … Continue reading
Well, after several days’ downtime, gillspatch is back…not sure for how long though, but it is!
Well, after an extended period of downtime, I’m back. Or am I? I must confess that a large part of that was 10 hours reading Harry Potter 7
Warning, this is a pretty “techincal” post, and you should probably only bother reading it if you maintain a website yourself; there’s not really much point otherwise as it won’t be of any relevance. Now, you may have noticed the … Continue reading
This is extremely cool. Basically, xkcd is a comic site, by its own description, “of romance, sarcasm, math, and language”. Extremely funny it is too, and that blog post I linked to is based from one of the comics. Doing … Continue reading
After spending literally days trying to figure it out, I think I finally may have cracked the new blogging system I’ve been trying to put up. So what do you think? New look, new RSS feed (though you shouldn’t have … Continue reading
There is a saying: “Every cloud has a silver lining”. Well, chemotherapy is a bit of a cumulonimbus as far as clouds go, but it is a cloud nevertheless, and is no exception to the rule. One of the most … Continue reading
