The weather man promised some sun today, but I haven't seen it yet, and then he predicted lots of rain and storms after dark this evening, but I think it's coming a lot quicker then predicted. I had a really productive day yesterday, ran some errands, did some shopping, went to a movie, and then ended the evening with the volunteer appreciation dinner at church. Was so nice to get to visit with people I haven't seen in a while, and to spread my good news to a lot of the Spot Removers on my list. So nice to tell them their spot was gone as they promised, when they adopted it in prayer. I enjoyed the evening completely.
I got on the scale again this morning, like every morning, and I managed to the whole week, not to drop below my goal weight or what I consider my normal weight. I guess I must be learning to handle the side effects of the chemo pretty well. I really have so few that I barely know I'm on chemo. Little reminders here and there are easily ignored. It seems the chemo makes me stronger each round rather than dragging me down. So I contribute that to you making me happy when skies are gray!! I am so blessed by all of you.
The challenge of figuring out how we can get this cabin addition done seems to be going well too! Now we just have to make it through the two planning board meetings and getting those permits. I sure hope we don't run into any problems there that would delay the start, but we'll see how that goes.....they tell me it's just routine! So keep your fingers crossed for that too!
Off to see the dentist to get my teeth cleaned, and then this evening I'm attending a Cancer conference at North Memorial. Love and prayers, m
m, you are a blessing to me, you lift my spirits just reading about your day to day battle, and how you continue to stay up for anything that comes your way. There's no way those spots could survive such a loving and positive environment. Only the good will thrive, and the cabin will be your excitement for the summer. Your loving cousin, Jeanie
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