Yesterday sucked pretty bad. I hurt all day, and even had to break out the hard-core meds. (I haven't taken stronger than Tylenol or Advil for over a week.) It was depressing to feel like I was going backwards as far as healing. I don't know why it happened or if I did something to cause it or if it was a reminder that I'm not 100%, but it sucked.
My buddy Susie sent an amazing fleece blanket to me that she tied, to take to treatments. I got it at work yesterday. I really needed a good surprise, so her timing was impeccable. Made me get teary and girly at work, but I blamed the meds. :) On Kevin's way home, he picked up Kameron.
Talk about the fountain of youth! Even sitting here feeling crappy was easier, just watching and chatting with her. She's so animated and funny. The girls took her up to the fair for a bit to scope things out for today. We'll go up and let her play some games this morning, come home for a nap, and then get a wrist band for her to ride for a few hours tonight. (She's already informed me which horse she'll ride on the carousel. Now THAT is planning ahead.)
I slept in the recliner last night, and I think it helped. I'll know for sure after a hot shower and some coffee. That's my usual morning medication, and it's usually enough. Here's hopin'! I am in desperate need of a real good weekend, and I'll do everything in my power to make it so. Who could be down and discouraged with the town fair going on??? Not me!
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Saturday, June 9, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Work, Dinner, and the Fair
I'm going to get a full week in this week. That's good, since I don't know what next week will bring. I spent four hours last night finishing up some testing that I was doing at home. It's nice to be able to relax and get comfortable and still be able to work.
So I finished last night, and spent 45 minutes this morning composing an email with the results. Not five minutes later, I got an email that a different round of testing was ready to start. LOL Well, that was some interesting timing. It did free me up to come home midday and work from home some more. I was a little bit sore and a lot tired.
Mom made my night, though, by bringing dinner over. So amazing to just eat some wonderful stuff without the prep. Coworkers have been really pitching in, too. Now that I'm back at work, it's saved them the long drive out here, and they've been bringing stuff there and I'm bringing it home.
Our little town fair started tonight, so the girls are up there right now. They're spoiled rotten, so their grandpa paid for all-you-can-ride wrist bands. Kevin will pick Kami up tomorrow and we'll take her up there on Saturday. Maybe tomorrow night AND Saturday. Since it's only 2 blocks up the road, it's convenient for us.
We've decided to have a low-key weekend, just chilling out. In the past, we've had a party on fair weekend, but there was no way I could entertain people this year. I'm a bit emotionally unstable, and I don't know how I'll feel physically from day to day, either. I just didn't want to chance having company.
It's my last weekend of "normal" for quite some time. Chemo starts Tuesday. Blech.
So I finished last night, and spent 45 minutes this morning composing an email with the results. Not five minutes later, I got an email that a different round of testing was ready to start. LOL Well, that was some interesting timing. It did free me up to come home midday and work from home some more. I was a little bit sore and a lot tired.
Mom made my night, though, by bringing dinner over. So amazing to just eat some wonderful stuff without the prep. Coworkers have been really pitching in, too. Now that I'm back at work, it's saved them the long drive out here, and they've been bringing stuff there and I'm bringing it home.
Our little town fair started tonight, so the girls are up there right now. They're spoiled rotten, so their grandpa paid for all-you-can-ride wrist bands. Kevin will pick Kami up tomorrow and we'll take her up there on Saturday. Maybe tomorrow night AND Saturday. Since it's only 2 blocks up the road, it's convenient for us.
We've decided to have a low-key weekend, just chilling out. In the past, we've had a party on fair weekend, but there was no way I could entertain people this year. I'm a bit emotionally unstable, and I don't know how I'll feel physically from day to day, either. I just didn't want to chance having company.
It's my last weekend of "normal" for quite some time. Chemo starts Tuesday. Blech.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
The famous Hula Hoop contest
Natalie won the first round, but not the final contest. I remember when I could hula hoop. *sigh*
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