My life changed dramatically on Mother's Day 2013. Three days later I was diagnosed with cancer from my physician. This blog was made to keep my family and friends informed to what has been happening to me the past few weeks. When I find out news from different Doctor's through all of the procedures I have had, so many of you have wanted me to text, email, call, or someway contact you. It humbles me how many of you are concerned. Sometimes I forget to contact some of you. This way, you can stay in touch with what is happening now. Please feel free to comment. I hope I have it set up so you can. If not, I will ask Emily my daughter to help me, since she helped me get this set up.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Diagnosed with Cancer 6 1/2 months ago
I was diagnosed with cancer 6 1/2 months ago. By my first oncologists time line for me......I have 5 1/2 months left to live, and I don't even look sick yet! Hum. I think he rattled our family carelessly. My blood tests come back every 2 weeks not much different than the month before. Not to say that prayers of you all haven't helped me immensely. They have. They have also helped me emotionally. I don't believe what that doctor said to me that day, but it has been hard to erase that comment from my mind. I think I have to get really ill looking and feeling, before kicking the bucket. I have a long way to go to get to that point.......thankfully! In fact, I tell myself.... maybe I don't really have cancer. Maybe its all a big mistake!!!! ;) Don't I wish!
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One day at a time terrry lynn ;) you don't look or act the part of a sick and ready to kick the bucket person ! " Don't you give up , don't you quit " like Elder Holland said ,you are awesome and we are all in this right with you !
ReplyDeleteDear Terry Lynn, I just found your blog and what a brave person you are. I am going through the same thing as you, ( I started Nexavar today !! ).
ReplyDeleteTake care, I hope things are going well for you, and I do understand what you are going through.
Love and Peace
Mick