
Welcome to Fight Said Fred!
Welcome to Fight Said Fred, our family blog page. The aim of this blog is to share our family experiences throughout Freddie’s journey having treatment for leukaemia, just three months after losing his mum to breast cancer.
We are following Emma (Freddie and Noah’s mum) lead in writing a blog. She did it through her treatment (see Boobs Behaving Badly blog page). Our aim is to share our thoughts, feelings, worries, anxieties and good times as we all go through this journey together. This will be a form of therapy for us as a family and we hope that we can help others going through this experience as well.
Our aim is to write a weekly blog about everything that has happened in that week. This will include everything from treatment to feelings to what we have done.
Please feel free to share our blogs far and wide and also follow us on our social media sites. We want to try and reach as many people as possible.
My Latest Posts
- Phase 1 of treatment – Regimen B – Induction – 5 weeksDuring this initial phase of treatment we spent two weeks in Birmingham Children’s hospital before being allowed home to continue as an outpatient. This was because Fred was dealing with the treatment well. Treatment as an outpatient was done on a shared care basis between Birmingham and Hereford, meaning whatever could be done in HerefordContinue reading “Phase 1 of treatment – Regimen B – Induction – 5 weeks”
- The first, looooong few days!Sooooo…after the sh*t had hit the fan it was time to start cleaning it up so to speak! I did not sleep a wink through the night and it was a relief when morning came. More blood tests were taken and some medication was given to prepare Freddie’s body for the impending chemotherapy…it struck meContinue reading “The first, looooong few days!”
- The day the sh*t hit the fan!Tuesday 13th July. Just like any normal Tuesday…or so we thought! Freddie had been feeling really tired for the last week or so. Nothing out of the ordinary…it’s nearly the end of the school year after all…and what a year it has been! As if the pandemic wasn’t bad enough we are all yet toContinue reading “The day the sh*t hit the fan!”