A good part of today day was spent at Peter Mac being measured, assessed, scanned, informed and questioned in preparation for radiation. It feels like this can’t be happening; that this is not actually me. Unfortunately, I know that it is true simply because I’ve never spent this much time with this many medial people in my whole life. There’s certainly no way I can be dreaming up or imagining the sort of stuff they talk to me about. Quite often I find myself saying, “Sorry can you repeat that, I didn’t hear it?”
The complicated formulas that need to be worked out for Pipps’s treatment can’t be rushed, nor too can the healing of her surgical scar. Thus, tomorrow we return to a normal life – home, school and sport (along with the odd sibling tiff!).
Tonight was spent enjoying a fun family dinner in Lygon St – Pizza, pasta and Ice Cream!!!!
Pippa is pleased to be heading home to her own bed, I am exhausted.
Pippa Rea 
We all miss you at school. It is not the same without you. We wish you all the best for your treatment and we all hope to see you very soon.
lots of love from D4
Hi pippa i miss you so much and i wish you were here. You are one of the best friends i could ever have. You make me smile and you make me so happy. I really miss you pippa. You are a fantastic girl. I hope to see you soon. Too much love from Lucy.
Dear Pippa,
Sending love and prayers to our little social butterfly and cuddly koala. Hoping you are strong and brave over the next few weeks when you start your treatment. Thinking of you, mum, James and Patrick. Take care and hope to see you soon.
Love and hugs,
Miss W xoxo