My second treatment is done and it
went well like the first. I rested and slept most of the afternoon and no
nausea yet. Dr. Coe, my oncologist, was very pleased with my bloodwork and how
I was doing. I really like her, she's kind, caring, down-to-earth and straight-forward.
She is my kind of gal. The nurses who work in the center are amazing too.
Tomorrow will be "Nowhere Hair" day. I found a
children's book by that name that I sent to the grandkids to help them
understand why Grammy won't have hair anymore. The kids brought it this
weekend, so I could read it to them (although they had already read it to
them). We decided I'm going to loan my hair to a cat that needs a new cloak
(ha-ha, love it)! Anywhooo...I haven't seen much hair on my pillow, but it made
quite a pile in the bathroom this morning when I was getting ready. A quick
text to Jeri and we're set to do it tomorrow evening. I'm ready. It's just one
more step in the journey that is temporary and survivable.
I certainly can't
complain about any of it so far, the symptoms have not been too bad and I am so
incredibly blessed by all of you! The encouragement, good thoughts and prayers
are treasured and appreciated. God is good, all the time!
Now to find that perfect hat....shopping time!

I love your positive attitude. That helps so much. Praying and thanking God for your healing. Hugs and Blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen!
DeleteOh my!! I thought that a new hat would be farther down the road!! I have a FACS teacher friend that has several hats that she wears with various outfits. My thought is you get more than one...that way you can express your personality for that day!! I would love to get one for you!! Much prayers your way. Always.
ReplyDeleteOh, I plan to have several. I already have two beanies and a gorgeous wig!
DeleteThank you for sharing with us! You are a strong woman, you and God got this! You are beautiful and will rock whatever look you decide ♡♡ I'll shop around as well ♡
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DeleteThanks, Shawna!
DeleteI wish so much you could give your illness to me. My body is already shot and I want you to be well...
ReplyDeleteThank you, but I wouldn't wish this on anyone and I'm really doing well. God's got this!
DeleteYou go girl!!! Redhead and stubborn weird ��������
ReplyDeleteHaha! Yes!
DeleteLove your attitude! You will find many blessings on this journey. Hope to see you in May at the Komen Race for the Cure. You'll meet some incredible women there. How many chemo treatments do you expect? Hugs, prayers and good wishes always!
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