Well it's finally chemo day!! I've been waiting for some kind of treatment to start since I had my surgery 6 weeks ago. Doesn't seem like a lifetime to some but to me I just wanted to get a move on.
My bags are packed. Knitting in my new knitting bag, thank you very much Bets. Blankie, food stuffs, notebook with pink pen to take notes about lab results, etc. A great book, "Crazy, Sexy Cancer" which is full of great tips and a hoot to read. Now all I have to do is get dressed, clean up this joint and wait for my Sissie so I can head on out.
Thanks to everyone for your support during this. I have to say I'm not afraid, just curious as to the process and what the side effects will be. I'll check in later today and give you the low down.
BBFN!
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- About moi? Why, thank you I shall. I am an RN with a wit which helps me get through some pretty amazing situations at work and at home. I come from a long line of RNs dating back to the Middle Ages, well at least until my maternal grandmother and have passed the trait on to my daughter. The witty part started in my generation ... the other generations get the jokes but not so good with making them.They also don't appear trainable. I work 12 hour shifts which allows much time for knitting, especially in the winter months. And so I knit ... while watching tv, while reading, while listening to music, while ignoring the dogs at the back door (and the dust bunnies on the floor) I knit. I am the mother of two, a daughter who has blessed me with three grandchildren and a son who has blessed me by moving to SC for the winter. (Just kidding Mike.) I share my passion for my grandbebes with my daughter Kate and her husband and my lunatic love of Golden Retrievers with my son Mike. I live in upstate NY which is to say one hour North of the Tappanzee. Oops! Ran out of letters ..
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