Emma Wrenn

@Keirawrenn7 (21)

Age 41

Joined myLot 7 years ago

Discussions (8)

Emma Wrenn's Discussions

Dipg

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 1 Feb 18

What is dipg? Most people have never heard of it. Dipg is a brain stem cancerous tumour. Unlike other cancer it isn't a solid tumour. It's proper name is diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma - as it's name suggests, it is diffuse...

childhoodcancer raiseawareness gogold

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Time

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 26 Jan 18

Can't believe my son is 15 today. Where has the time gone. Only seems like yesterday I became a mum for the first time

Gcse's

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 23 Jan 18

My family hasn't had an easy few years, my youngest had cancer and we lost her in august. Last night I went to parents evening for my son, he's in year 10 and is right on track for his exams, he's just sat his computer exam early...

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Friends

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 20 Jan 18

It is true what people say 'when you go through something bad you learn who your friends are', we certainly learnt when my 5 year old daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumour called dipg and most people walked away, then again...

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Measles

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 14 Jan 18

Received letter telling me that due to a measles outbreak in uk my 12 year old daughter needs to receive immunisation as there was quite a few who didn't receive full dose when they were young. This will be fun, not, she has a...

measels immunisation phobia

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Son

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 13 Jan 18

I can't believe my little boy is going to be 15 in a few weeks, it only seems like yesterday he was born. He's not so little now, he's taller than me by loads, he's recently had his height done at school because he's taller than...

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Kids

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 11 Jan 18

Why do kids leave telling you anything till the morning 10 minutes before going to school, instead of telling you the night before. 12 year old daughter told me this morning she needs a tin to take to put her cooking in. Good...

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Childhood cancer

Emma Wrenn @Keirawrenn7 (21) 10 Jan 18

Cancer is such a taboo subject but when you have a child fighting cancer. People bury their heads in the sand. We lose more children to cancer than to any other illness and yet it's classed as rare - but 1 child is 1 too many....

childhoodcancer awareness

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