I was a professional pianist and because of my job, spoke several languages. Time moved on, I had a stroke to my Cerebellar, causing all kinds of things. Last year, I had new neighbours, for the sake of brevity I shall say from last September, I experienced leaks from upstairs, ceilings down, rotting carpets and holes in floor, no overhead lights. Added to which I now have stage four colorectal cancer, high bp, and a few other little things! 
If I maybe a little graphic? In my urine I started passing, what resemble pink/white shavings. Tho no fever. For days I had a body temp of 30. and terrible resting dizziness, tho bp: Normal, but cognition is not. I do not know if I am getting enough oxygen to my brain. I hate to come here whingeing LOL :)
If any ideas and suggestions, this I would value :)
First, welcome to the community @Octave, and I sympathise with all of the challenges that you are facing. I think you really do need to see your doctor about your urine, high temperature and cognition.
Welcome - I was a professional Violinist. Your cerebellum means you face vestibular (balance issues). You are right to come on here - it shows your fighting spirit, and yes, there are things you can do to pick yourself up.. but your situation is critical.
Iām not going to tell you what to do, except point you to my channel which might have something in there for you once you are out of danger / settled https://www.youtube.com/@Start-Again-xyz/videos
Right now : Your liver is not able to maintain sufficient body temperature ; you are in urgent need of medical care. Your urine must be investigated to rule out any spread (metastasis) or a new primary issue. It could also be related to a kidney or bladder issue. Once you are medically stable, contact your local councilās Health department. Use the words āvulnerable adult,ā āstage 4 cancer,ā āstroke survivor,ā and āuninhabitableā to describe your situation.
For now seek some magnesium urgently to offer some respite to your heart and calm down your nervous system, lower bp etc. Then slowly start picking up the pieces! Good luck, Roland
Dear Roland :)
Thank you for your kind advice, which I will act upon! I only have to hear someone say they were a violinist, then I go into raptures about the Dumky Trio, ditto Schubert, or the Franck Sonata! Warm Regards, Jon
Thank you Harimanjaro, for you kind advice, cordially, Jon
Of course we light up ; it took me 2 years to realize I can listen to music all day. even if I canāt play my fiddle ā¦ so rejoice !!! Dumky , indeed any Dvorak still inside my DNAā¦ my angle was solo Bachā¦ and I played Vieuxtemps / Viotti concertos with orchestra in Switzerland back in the day - what was your specialty ? English suites / Beethoven sonatas / Ravel ?
@Octave Firstly, welcome to the community. I am sorry you have had so many issues to dal with at the same time. I am a stroke survivor, but I have not had any of your issues, but I am sure someone on the community may have experienced some or all of them. I wish you well for the future, keep on keeping on 
Are you abe to play the piano or has that been taken from you as well?
Hi @Octave & welcome to the community. You sure have a lot going on.
I agree with others that you need to seek urgent medical attention for uour issues.
The advice from @pando is great advice & i would echo what he has said.
Hope things settle for you soon.
Ann
Hi @Octave and welcome to the club that no one wants to join. As the others have already said, you need to see gp as soon as possible and take a urine sample with you. The first urine pass of the day as it will have the highest concentration. It could just be a urinary tract infection, which do become an extremely painful burning which can easily be cleared up with a few antibiotic. But with all that you have going on, you really need to see your gp to rule out anything more sinister first. And because of your health condition you should be able to get an urgent appointment for today or tomorrow at the latest.
Lorraine
Hi @Octave
Welcome to the community, Iām sorry to hear about your stroke and that youāre now dealing with cancer too.
I hope the answers youāve had from our community have been helpful so far, I would echo what others have said about seeing your GP, itās important to get any changes of these sorts checked out. And also donāt worry, youāre not whinging!
I hope youāll find this community helpful, if you need anything whilst youāre using the Online Community, please donāt hesitate to tag me using the @ symbol and my username.
Anna
Hi Regret being delayed! O! The modulations in the āDumkyā ! Bach, of course. The 48 and plenty Bach-Busoni Several Beethoven, incl the fourth pno conc! Having to remember wot I did do! The Solo Bach is engraved on my soul! Esp Rabin, and Milstein probs with eyesight today! Looked at the links! You are an inspired and inspiring man!
Thank you Anna Oncology is aware and mobilized
Thank you! I was permanently on a/bās and had three bouts of sepsis (; lost power o speech even! Iām clear or the moment, T.G., and my team is aware, so we will see Yes, I hve implemented all advice! You are all very kind!
Dear IreneFC I pray you cannot have these issues I wish you very well and you never lose that light! No, I never play, would sound like a fish slapping on the keys (Maybe a āFlounderā ) Gave away my piano, apprx nine ft of it! It used to stand there, like a reproach Tho, like Pando said, one can listen, which is a blessing Wishing you many of those
4th is gorgeous! Milstein my hero, as were Glenn Gould, Helmut Walcha, Karl Richterās Munich Orch, and Perahia my gold standard for Mozart, as Brendel is for Schubert. Conductors = Giulini and Blomstedt (still conducting though he turns 99 in a few months) !
I had many problems with my affected eye after strokeā¦ one pathway I discovered was looking somewhat towards a setting sun healed me of MGD and blepharitis ; the mitochondria love it. Can be replicated somewhat by a Red Light Panel LLAP
I have been to your YT channel Which has inspired me to look beyond conversations with Gd! Yes, 4th. itās that first string entry, not unlike his sixth. Richter and the B minor mass, that opening shat of light!! I did have the cloth covered box! Perahia is special! I like Schiff in Bach and enjoy Sokoloffās voicings! I loved playing the Bach Busoni d minor conc., Please forgive my English, this almost sudden loss to my language centre! Ach Zo! I hope you have a pleasant afternoon 
Iām listening a lot to the Polyphonists, Tallis, Palestrina etc
BTW., Thank you for reminding me of Viotti! and Vieuxtemps is one big play! A very wide rep!
Palestrina is music from another world ! Where are you from, Octave ?
Good afternoon Roland Brighton, Tho I used to live in Ringmer I used to live with a violin teacher, must hve heard Lawrence Jackson play at least one of the Vieuxtemps ! Those Viotti, really are gems Morning listening A few Haydn Symphonies, Viotti for violin, and perhaps Beethoven Eight! I pray your day goes well
@Octave Donāt give up, you are like a boxer hanging up his gloves. Keep going keep tying. I wish you well. Music is amazing and lifts everyoneās spirits. To be given the ability to play is a gift. Donāt let your gift go. Good luck 