As you see by the time I can't sleep, so I have been looking at songs to uplift me and mean something to us ladies, for my son to put on my I pod for when I am waiting for the dreaded scan in October.
I have come up with loads but am starting with the following 4 and would like you to help me with some others,
White Light George Michael,
No more drama Mary J Blige
Fight song Rachael Patten
Feel Robbie Williams
Any ideas?
Hoping you are as well as can be,
Carole xxx
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Morning Carole it's a peaceful time of morning but frustrating being wide awake! It's a good idea to occupy your mind and looking for appropriate pieces of music will keep you busy! I play quite often "Beat It" by Michael Jackson it's become my mantra! Good luck with your scan, mines not until February until my Avastin treatment ends π Love Michelle x
'I Will Survive' was the very first song I heard after diagnosis. We hadn't listened to music for days, and when we finally put the radio on in the car, it came blaring out.
Hope you're asleep now, Carole! I'm always so impressed when people can jot down song names. I love listening to music and have a very varied playlist (everything from classical through to my son's tastes!) but can never remember the names/artists. It might be chemo brain or it might just be getting older, but I don't really care. I'll need to get your tracks on Spotify now! Have a good day everyone.
Thanks Caroline,not much sleep last night! I don't seem to sleep as I did before diagnosis,but music helps, I always have too much going through my head,
I always remember when I was having Chemo, the radio was always on, the songs that played over and over were "Wrecking Ball" - Miley Cirrus and "Roar"- Katie Perry I used to think the Wrecking ball was the chemo and the Roar was me fighting back!
Now if they come on the radio my daughter says "listen Mum your songs on!" its strange but I don't think of them as bad memories, just a reminder of an episode of my life!
Take Care Everyone
Andrea xx
HI Carole a little out of meaning but its the same basically my favourite is Gloria Gaynor, "I will SURVIVE"
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