It is a very rare day when TWO visitors go to chemo with me. Stephen is about to start a new job, one with much less stress. He is taking off all his extra days off, coming to meet Dr. Cole, and Auntie Deb is also coming along. I am looking so much forward to Stephen having a lot less stress. Stephen being off of work better hours should help out the whole family. That should help the whole family with getting to and from sporting events and activities.
How I've learned to seek out the joy in the challenges. God has our backs.
I got to try something new this chemo--Neulasta. This was one of the worst parts of chemo before. Now, I can just bring it home and the shot takes care of itself. Genius!
*****Update: I recently found out that, somehow, some kind of Coke spilled and blackened out my laptop. The responses in my human brain have quite close to matching my portable thinking, sadly. I was able to get my artificial brain back and nearly as good as new in two days. I'm hoping to being able to finalize this chemo up ASAP, so and my own brain can scrape out that crap out of my body and get me mostly back to my 40-year-old self.
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