...of the Opera" Masks and adjusted it just a little. Even the Doctors were impressed today, no one had even thought of doing that. He's thinking of setting up a special version for people with face cancer. Storm didn't have his birthdaypresent ready yet: A Catholic Rosary made from Tibetan Skull Beads. So I took over my current copies of THE TAO OF POAH and the TE OF PIGLET for him. This is the...
In case anyone is wondering: fully clothed, and holding a paperback book, I weigh 141 pounds. The doctor is reducing the frequency of the PET scans to once a year. That means the following year will have 50% less bitching from me about having to follow a low carb diet for a day!
`Read the journal from bottom up` This is my last entry No more ~~ Her breath was bated as she waited, Patiently as a child her beheading arrives, The man with her fate brings the blade up high, I love you my darling, I love you goodbye... ~~ ~smh~ 10-08
The bad: My mom has invasive vulvular sarcoma. She was scheduled for surgery on Nov. 13th The good: The doctor is very optimistic that the surgery will remove the cancer and will biopsy the lymph nodes while she's there. The oncologist is also the surgeon. The cancer has not spread into her blood. The horrid: The surgery was canceled. In June my mom dropped our health insurance because the family...
...the house they live in is completely paid for so they are able to survive off of that check. Well a few months after that happened his mother was hospitalized and eventually they figured out it was cancer and it's in it's finalstages and there is no treatments. We don't know how long she has to live and she doesn't have any insurance so we will be paying for all her burial cost out of pocket. My...
I think what struck me most in the past two years, is that I have had many friends and family members afflicted by cancer. This past year and a half have been especially hard for me and my husband, Jason. We've had several friends pass away due to cancer. All have affected us deeply, but only two will I note today. Byron, who's song is dedicated to families who have loved ones who have passed...
...is only 31 years old. Unfortunately, she lives overseas and it is hard for us to know the extent of her illness. That warm circle that I thought could never break did and I have learned now seriouscancer can be. Cancer does not care if you are young or old, rich or poor, black or white, fat or skinny. Cancer does not care who you are or what your status in life is. However, there is always a light...
1. Mom is continuing half-dose chemo after a few fluid draining procedures. Life extension. Home for x-mas. 2. Harvest and crushes going well. Wine dinners and industry Fall tastings. Yum! 3. We need...time with good friends is more rewarding than goth club drunken slurry. Who knew? 10. Having fun watching my friends become parents. Helping with wardrobe. Summary: Happy, busy, plague-ridden goodness
Just when I think that things are beginning to settle down and that I can find some peace; I find out just how horribly wrong I am. I'm still having issues with my mom. I love her and I am still trying...I need to get past this so that I can focus on getting into the Guard. Can life PLEASE settle down for a bit so that I can regain some composure & focus?!?! Some inner peace would be mighty fine too.
...nosy. So far, this week has gone really well...even though it is only Tuesday, but I believe it is all downhill from this point. I finished up my last twomidterms today. Buddhism and Nature of Cancer. I'd say I did pretty good on both, although I didn't study much for the latter. It's all common sense mostly like "is nicotine addictive?" or "what's a tumor?" hahaha. I also got some good news...
