So today was my 6 month radiation oncologist check-up (except it was 7 months). It was a little emotional walking back into the radiation clinic for the first time since being there every day. My last check up was in Nov. and it was via telehealth because Covid19 was CrAzY at the time (Nov. 2020). This oncologist impresses me as he looks at everything, including my brain MRI from Dec. I now have TWO amazing Drs. looking at my brain MRIs. He told me that looked great too! Do you know what is better than having a doctor telling you a scan looks good, it is TWO doctors telling you that. He also took the time to ask about other issues (my other oncologists don't do that). I made the mistake of telling him about some hip pain I have had this last week. He told me to try to cut sugar to see if that takes away the inflammation. Ugh. That's the last time I complain. LOL Then he said, "EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD!! SEE YOU IN A YEAR!!" Love those words. That doesn't mean I don
This is the album that came out during the pandemic, the summer of my cancer diagnosis. I listened to it on the way to radiation most days. It is such an easy listening, musical, goose bumpy, teary album. It will always remind me of isolation, facing M’s senior year, and cancer. What a time in my life. Thank you Taylor for once again being there. Loved this film! Very goose bumpy!!!! Ephiphany as a tribute to today’s pandemic heroes.....😠Peace was a song that I just listened to in order come to peace and fix the anxiety that came with my cancer diagnosis. Something about it was soothing. Probably the high pitched metronome in the background. 😂