I haven't posted an update lately on the "health" situation so I guess I should. I'm not good at calling or writing and most of my cousins are electronic! I have had 15 radiation treatments with 13 left to go. The way I counted it--IF the doctor is open on Christmas Eve [and I pray he is] that will be my last day! What a gift that would be! Other than the first reaction to the marking pen [permanent cross on my left side!-not bad to be marked with a cross!] and a little nausea every now and then I am doing well. Radiation is not a "friendship bonding" place. I get there at 7:45 AM, change into a gown, get zapped, and am usually out by 8:10 AM at the latest. At least with chemotherapy, I made friendships and had conversations. But I'm not complaining. I have used the drive back and forth to Natchez to memorize the Christmas contata for church [I've been out of choir since February] and have some quiet time with God. These are trying times and this is a learning experience, right? I'm looking forward to a wonderful Christmas with the children and grandchildren. And---2009---we're praying for a wonderful year!
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