I HAVE HEARD THERE ARE TROUBLES OF MORE THAN ONE KIND.
SOME COME FROM AHEAD AND SOME COME FROM BEHIND.
BUT, I'VE BOUGHT A BIG BAT. I'M ALL READY YOU SEE.
NOW MY TROUBLES ARE GOING TO HAVE TROUBLES WITH ME!
Dr. Seuss
In the waiting room of the Ghosh Clinic is a basket of amazing inspirational cards that the GEMS OF HOPE group makes for cancer patients. Each card has a neat saying on it along with an assortment of things attached to each one (mine has a silver ring with STRENGTH engraved on it) that can be put on a keychain for neck chain. There are also earrings and other neat items. Jenna told me that when she worked at a law firm, at one of their charity events they assisted the GEMS OF HOPE to make some cards like these. (What goes around - comes around)
Well, chemo treatment #3 is over and all went very well. I got to the clinic at 8:00 AM and we got home about 3:30 PM, so it was another long day. I did get to take another two-hour nap during it since I was tired from staying up until midnight last night. I played games on my Kindle Fire, which passed some time, and got to talk to some of the other chemo-getters. A girl I went to high school, was back. She told me she had been in the hospital for seven days, because her blood was all messed up. She came into the clinic to get some kind of shot to give her blood a boost. I also met a lady in her seventies who has liver cancer, and a nice guy that Lon knows, who has lung cancer. It only took EIGHTEEN biopsies to locate the correct area of his cancer! OUCH
Now we just wait three more weeks, have the last chemo treatment, then wait two to three weeks more for the surgery (a dimple-ectomy - NOT a mastectomy!)
My dad stopped by tonight for a little bit! Two times in about a week. Amazing. We had a good chat.
Guess it is time I go get some rest, so I can finished painting the walls of the family room tomorrow. I think I've got spring-fever already!
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
SOME COME FROM AHEAD AND SOME COME FROM BEHIND.
BUT, I'VE BOUGHT A BIG BAT. I'M ALL READY YOU SEE.
NOW MY TROUBLES ARE GOING TO HAVE TROUBLES WITH ME!
Dr. Seuss
In the waiting room of the Ghosh Clinic is a basket of amazing inspirational cards that the GEMS OF HOPE group makes for cancer patients. Each card has a neat saying on it along with an assortment of things attached to each one (mine has a silver ring with STRENGTH engraved on it) that can be put on a keychain for neck chain. There are also earrings and other neat items. Jenna told me that when she worked at a law firm, at one of their charity events they assisted the GEMS OF HOPE to make some cards like these. (What goes around - comes around)
Well, chemo treatment #3 is over and all went very well. I got to the clinic at 8:00 AM and we got home about 3:30 PM, so it was another long day. I did get to take another two-hour nap during it since I was tired from staying up until midnight last night. I played games on my Kindle Fire, which passed some time, and got to talk to some of the other chemo-getters. A girl I went to high school, was back. She told me she had been in the hospital for seven days, because her blood was all messed up. She came into the clinic to get some kind of shot to give her blood a boost. I also met a lady in her seventies who has liver cancer, and a nice guy that Lon knows, who has lung cancer. It only took EIGHTEEN biopsies to locate the correct area of his cancer! OUCH
Now we just wait three more weeks, have the last chemo treatment, then wait two to three weeks more for the surgery (a dimple-ectomy - NOT a mastectomy!)
My dad stopped by tonight for a little bit! Two times in about a week. Amazing. We had a good chat.
Guess it is time I go get some rest, so I can finished painting the walls of the family room tomorrow. I think I've got spring-fever already!
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
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