The late Wallander author, who died this week, was writing in the Guardian about life with cancer. In his final entry, he reflects on the fearful nights he lies awake as the ‘cold winds sweep in’
I’ll soon be entering into my third year with cancer.
Yesterday I went to Sahlgrenska and had chemotherapy. A beautiful autumn’s day with a warm sun. At the moment I’m having treatment every week until December. To spare my kidneys, the chemotherapy is divided into smaller doses than usual.
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