The Beginning of the End of the Beginning
I’m hoping this will be the last, but we won’t really know for a very long time.
I’m hoping this will be the last, but we won’t really know for a very long time.
One year with cancer – the rest to go.
2020 will be a better year if we are just a little slower to react, and more eager to understand.
Surgery went well – now we’re on to radiation before coming back to the chemo. 2019 will be a long year.
Okay, so at least to my parents’ house. The surgery was far less invasive than anticipated – which means instead of the two or three nights I was expected to be hospitalized, I just have one. As I write this, I am waiting on the discharge papers. I have a knee brace and a walker, and it hurts to walk. But that’s physical therapy for you. Thanks to everyone for Read More …
Surgery was this morning – and I’m already awake and more lucid than I have any right to be. The mass came out very easily. Almost like peeling it out. We got a clean removal, and there was no vascular re-routing required. I feel blessed – and I’m so appreciative of all the people who have reached out and given me encouragement and support. Physical therapy will start soon – Read More …
At long last, an update. Because there are finally things to update.
An update on where we are with the diagnosis and the treatment – and in every way, things are a little less hairy.
Finally – a post about a disease that we all share!
Lots of ups and downs, and more downs yet to come.