I have been tested, inspected, injected, scanned, crammed, and stuck. I have been covered in warm blankets and greeted with sweet smiles. I have been hugged, kissed, wished well and prayed for. The results are in. I just don't know what they are. It reminds me of the first day, May 27, as I stood in my closet and wondered, "what do you wear to the appointment when you know you are going to be diagnosed with cancer?" I have decided that the best approach for me is to take the advice of a Stage IV and plan for neutral news.
Stay tuned.
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8 comments:
Whatever the news, we are all here for you. But, I vote for a good bill of health. Sending hugs!
Susan
It will be what it will be. Not much to do until then but snuggle with dogs, listen to Springsteen music, and pass the minutes by. Not knowing is always a mystery and mysteries are scary because we don't know the outcome. When in truth, we never know the outcome. Hang in there kid. Have a Spam sandwich.
Joe Rosen
Just so glad to hear from you!!! Have a safe trip home.
I've been anxiously awaiting the next post.I am praying for a celebration .But wherever this journey leads you,we will be there to walk,or run,or paddle wiith you. Much love, Debbie & Kenny
We wait with you in spirit from the four corners of the earth. You cannot change the news, only what you decide to do with the news. We all travel with you wherever you go and whatever the path.
Much love,
Cynthia and family
My hugs and prayers are with you, Elyse. And it is true, what you have control over is how you live with whatever the news is. I do so pray that your news is good. And as I've come to "re-know" you over this time, I know that you will continue to live life to its fullest. Much love, Wendy
My fingers and toes are crossed -- both hands and both feet.
Janis
I just read these in reverse but if I have to pick an uotfit to be diagnosed in I'm wearing Jimmy Choo's. HA
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