The good...
Since my first appointment in Dallas tomorrow is early enough that we don't want to have to get up and drive from Abilene, that means a hotel stay and spending the evening at the casino with Hubby. One of these times we're bound to have good luck. Right????
The bad...
I have two appointments with two different surgeons. The first is my surgical oncologist. Remember, she's the one I said is very thorough?? That means we are never in & out of there quickly. The second is my plastic surgeon. His office is much more efficient, but tomorrow is some kind of clinic there and they told us it will be a "crazy day" but they'll "squeeze us in" but we might want to "bring a snack". Instead of a snack, my friend D is going to meet us again and she's bringing lunch. And cupcakes. So maybe that's not so bad. :-)
The ugly...
Nineteen days and counting and I still have drains. Not only that, but instead of the fluid decreasing, the one stubborn drain is increasing. A few days ago I was hopeful that I'd get both of the drains out Thursday. Now I'm planning on wearing these lovely accessories for the foreseeable future. Blah.
About Me
- Michelle
- In a perfect world, I would have unlimited time with my husband (of 25 years!), my family and my friends—especially the ones who live TOO FAR away. I'm just a girl who loves God, my pets, music, football, books, lighthouses, golf outings and days filled with sunshine & NO wind. My dream is to live in my own little beach cottage and to never hear the word cancer again.
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