It’s been a week already since I completed the
treatments and a very enjoyable one at that.
It was lovely this past Monday to not have to get in the car and drive
back to Atlanta. I’ve found myself
sleeping a lot. I usually go to bed
between 9 and 10 and I’ve been sleeping until 8 in the morning! Pretty amazing, but I guess my body is
telling me to rest.
I’m
trying to integrate some physical activities into my schedule again,
slowly. I got on the lawn mower and cut the
grass. Also, I’ve begun a project of
pruning and cutting back hedges and azaleas in preparation for next
spring. The yard at this house could
practically use a full time gardener.
Since I’m unemployed right now, maybe that’s my job!
And
it’s been Muggy’s job to keep taking care of me. She’s doing an amazing job on the burn on my
neck. I’d say it has decreased in size
by ½ already. She cleans it 2-3 times
per day and keeps it covered. I find the
cleaning process to be very relaxing and soothing.
We
had a very nice visit yesterday from young Cody R. and his mom. Cody is sporting a This young
man holds a special place in our hearts since our days as Royal Ranger
commanders and his new “doo” is greatly
appreciated.
brand new buzz haircut in
support of cancer patients.
Tomorrow
I head back to Atlanta for my first follow-up appointment with the medical
oncologist. Hopefully, I will leave a
friend behind while there tomorrow. The
doctor will probably remove Justin Case (PLEASE, PLEASE!!). I have never had to use the feeding tube and
I’m still swallowing and eating (I had a Krystal burger for lunch today!! It was awesome!).
I
want to continue my blog, but find less to write about. I’ll do my best to keep up with the posts and
to make it better than what I had for breakfast!
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