Wow. Is this really happening?
What time are my scans scheduled again?
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cool! I want him to play in my waiting room to take my mind off my scans!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!! Sister, I am so sorry for your experience but I needed a laugh and you gave me one. Thank you! Love you!
Unfortunately, it happens all the time!!! But, they totally freak out if you are five minutes late!!!
Kim: I know once you enter the Dr. office or hospital, time stands still!😁!
Hope your Christmas was good and your feeling ok
My first thought is wow! You started this blog in May 2011 and it’s still going in 2017! I decided to leave my reply on your blog on the day I was diagnosed with stGe 4 lung cancer and a brain tumor on my brain stem.. Blood clots will form soon after.. I have been trying to find stories and blogs close to my age to try and make some sense out of this nothing makes sense crazy cancer diagnosis. My very stubborn, determined, and crazy tired 37 year old self is trying to desperately finish out my school year with my students (though I ended up taking off about a month and half between my initial hospital stay/diagnosis and cyber knife treatment and recovery. But feeling tired, run down, totally a case of cranky pants and really impatient are the top adjectives I would use to describe the kind of person/teacher I have become. Reading about some of the experiences you have gone through these past 6 years has given me so much insight.
Thank you,
Sincerely,
Leah S. Hammerman
Thanks for your comment Leah. Glad the blog helps. I’ll be writing again soon. My computer has a bit of a cold. 🙁 Kim