I have many random thoughts regarding this whole situation. I feel good about the surgeon and his feeling towards my choice of treatment. I feel like I am getting ready to give birth and I am in a nesting phase. I have a long list of things I want to get done before they perform this procedure and I am out of commission for a bit. I feel it will be like coming home with a new born but I have to just take care of myself while family and friends help Eric with the 3 C's. As my Breast Cancer Counselor said, "Cancer is an inconvenience." Thank goodness for modern medicine. Going with a positive side that there will be no cancer in the lymph nodes it will take about 6 months out of my life.
Eric's mom will be arriving tomorrow to help us out as well. Sweet!! Mom's ROCK!
I have a long "Honey Do" list: Charlie's field trip(ck), Garage Sale, Baseball Games, Hanging out with our friends, Charlie's Birthday, pre-op appt, two day alone time with my hubby(yippee), Haiti Dinner(sweet no cooking), Choir and then Surgery(long rest). As my girlfriend Laura (Breast Cancer Survivor) said, "When you have young children to take care of they don't really understand when you are not feeling well, they just need taking care of." I don't have time for this "C business."
Eric's mom will be arriving tomorrow to help us out as well. Sweet!! Mom's ROCK!
I have a long "Honey Do" list: Charlie's field trip(ck), Garage Sale, Baseball Games, Hanging out with our friends, Charlie's Birthday, pre-op appt, two day alone time with my hubby(yippee), Haiti Dinner(sweet no cooking), Choir and then Surgery(long rest). As my girlfriend Laura (Breast Cancer Survivor) said, "When you have young children to take care of they don't really understand when you are not feeling well, they just need taking care of." I don't have time for this "C business."
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