Sorry, I haven't posted much. Christmas is wild around here with my three sons!!! I'm loving every minute of it. Funny how the big C makes you appreciate each and every moment with yout family!!! (It's almost worth it - but not quite - know what I mean?) I had to have a colonoscopy on Tuesday. It scared the crap (literally, sorry) out of me but my reports were GREAT!!!!!! I was so relieved! I begin my reconstruction on Wed. in Jacksonville. I really can't wait! Told my mom that I was having "twins" on Wednesday!!! HA HA It will be nice to feel halfway normal. Although, normal is never a word I'll use about myself again. Survivor, warrior, etc....but normal? I don't think so!!!
Hope you all have had a GREAT CHRISTMAS!!!!! You all deserve it!!!!!
Teresa King
Jeremiah 29:11 - "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
(NIV)
Merry Christmas to you, too, Teresa. Glad the colonoscopy went well. They are really a pain, aren't they. Good luck with the reconstruction. Hope you are back on you feet in no time. Hugs, Lauri
"Go confidently into the direction of your dreams. Live the life you always imagined" Thoreau
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
I think at one time or another most of us here on the board have had to go through the colonoscopy deal and all agree the prep is worse than the actual test. LOL. Six years ago I had one set up for Dec. 23 because I would not have to miss a day of work due to the holidays. We had a freak ice storm here in TX and although I could have made it four miles to the hospital, many of the employees could not and they cancelled me that am after the prep was done. A month later I got to drink the gallon of Golightly all over again. What a treat! LOL Glad your test came out good. Let us know about the birth of your twins, lol, that is a new one. Hugs, MK