I continue to improve. Each day is better than the last. The chemo leaves you with a tiredness like you've never felt before. All I can say is thank goodness for sunshine! I can't imagine having to do this in the dead of winter. I'm sure the heat will eventually wear me out, but right now the light is good for my attitude!
Moving forward...
About Me
- jojo
- I'm a 47 year old wife and mother. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in Feb of '08. This blog is a journal of my experiences with cancer. My Procedure Tally: **needle biopsy** **PET CT Scan** **MRI** **MRI guided biopsy** **Lumpectomy/sentinel node removal** **6 rounds of chemo** **Positive BRCA2 gene test** **Bi-lateral mastectomy with first stage reconstruction** **4 Expansion injections** **Exchange surgery to replace expanders with permanent implants** **bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy ** I think that's enough - don't you?
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2 comments:
At least you have several weeks to improve and feel better before you go for the next treatment. I pray that you will have more good days than bad. I am glad you are enjoying the sunshine! It's the little things that matter and make you go, "Wow!", isn't it? God is good and is watching out for you. Prayer is so powerful! I know there are so many folks praying for you!!
Love, Cathy
Hi Sherri Jo -
Finally had a few minutes to catch up with you on your blog. Just know that I think about you often and continue to add my positive "vibes" to your healing network! BTW, I just knew there had to be a reason we have become experts in the hang over category. Hang in there. Are you planning to be in Washington D.C. if September? Hugs, Mary Anne (Wisconsin CTF)
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