Another month.
I’m doing pretty good, but my fingers are not. Yesterday I had to have George type in passwords as I made hash out of typing. Today I discovered that I didn’t follow directions and type in my email address either. The form didn’t want my name which I had so carefully typed in. I got a nice tech kid who didn’t say a cross word to me when he told me to put my email address in.
Once I typed in my email address, The PET scan results were very clear. Whewww… No metastasis anywhere. I have enlarged lymph nodes here and there, plus my heart is calcified. I’m sure my heart doctor will leap on that.
Yesterday, while I mistyped everything, our world was surrounded by a stunning wall of white. Above that were lined up rows of Cumulus clouds called cloud streets. They are formed when “wind shear causes horizontal circulation in the atmosphere, producing the long, tubular cloud streets. They generally form during high-pressure systems, such as after a cold front.” And we certainly have been suffering a cold front.
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- <A HREF=http://geeeee-zer.blogspot.com/>Himself:</A> He did his yearly physical yesterday, except for that, he has been focused on his new space game.
- Myself: Feeling encouraged now that I have read the test results.
- Family: My cousin Tom, and there are three of us in my generation, suffered a TIA. The doc said he was in remarkable shape for his age, 88, and will let him go home today. Margot, whose temperature is down, can no longer smell.
- Reading: Finally finished the Longmire’s and on to more Bowen.
- Watching: 60 Minutes and All Creatures Greaat and Small.
- Foods: The low income meals lost their funding. Our free dinners are gone.
- Cloud links: https://kids.kiddle.co/Cumulus_cloud <For kids.)
- Photo: George. My hair was doing whatever it wanted to. He cut it all off later.
- Gratitude’s: No more metastasis.
Well the no metastasis was great news. Hoping the calcification of your heart is treatable. I heard focused ultrasound is a possibility and is non invasive. I'm sure your heart doctor will put you right. Me too on the James Herriot series.
ReplyDeleteHope Margot's loss of smell is temporary. It usually is.
Yay. Wonderful news! A new lease on life!
ReplyDeleteNo more metastasis is my gratitude, too. Yay!
ReplyDeleteGreat news on the scan results. I like that photo.
ReplyDeleteGood news for you. Your girl sounds like she's getting better too. She should get her smeller back, my son's sense of smell returned.
ReplyDeleteGood news, indeed.
ReplyDeleteI lived in Chicago for 9 months and experienced cold I had never in my life experienced. I hated it and high tailed it back down south. I don't see how people live up there where it's cold and snow for more months than not.
ReplyDeleteso glad to hear the good news!
Wonderful news! My dear friend is embarking on the journey to, hopefully, hear similar news once she completes treatment not yet determined or started.
ReplyDeleteSorry about all your typos and whatnot but glad it eventually worked out.