I had an appointment today with the oncologist, Dr. Raj. My blood work is normal which means that the iron deficiency 6 weeks ago was probably from surgical blood loss. Dr. Raj is really happy with my progress and basically said-"go, I'll see you at year end". She's really pleased with how "natural" my body looks right now-and the "bounce-ability" of my breasts....I told her that the nail softness and hot flashes were the only side affects of the new drug she put me on, and when she looked concerned, I told I'd eat more jello and that I'd rather have 20 hot flashes a day then have cancer.
then I took Sarah out to MVA to get her permit again so she can think about getting her license. good thing I took a crochet project, we were there for about 3+ hours. But, she doesn't have to wait the six month period to take the test-that's only for first time permit holders, and we're on number 3. She'll spend a while brushing up her skills, then take the test and have it done with! Of course, it's my fault I never forced her to take her test right away, like it's my fault I never forced her to stay in dancing lessons....I think this is one of those damned if I do, damned if I don't areas of our relationship. She's off with bandie friends in the district, so Lou and I are going out for turkey club sandwiches to celebrate his great work week and my morning news.
Another first.
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Good Luck
Julie
WOOHOO. I LOVE YOU, MOM!!!
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I wonder what a "bounce-ability" test looks like! So glad for the good news!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the great news from the doctor! I am so glad to hear everything is going well!
Such good news!! I am happy for you and hope everything stays on the even keel! ;) Good luck with a teen starting to drive. I am so glad mine are under 5 since I cant imagine my son behind the wheel even at 20.
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