It was wonderful, having my friend Sarah here. She lives in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado now, but she used to live with me. I introduced her to Craig, her husband, and I performed their wedding ceremony. Now they have three year old Zoe and they are so happy! Sarah and I went to the Wellness Kitchen for a cooking demonstration and talk from the Cancer Fighting Kitchen Cookbook. It was hard for me because I was feeling pretty bad, but I really wanted to go. We stayed through lunch and missed the afternoon portion. It was lovely and informative and I would have liked to have stayed. We went back home and I rested in bed before our next adventure.
Sue and Chris Molina had the teachers over for happy hour. It was the last day of school before spring break. I had not seen many of them since September, and they hadn't seen Sarah in years. They live out in the country a ways and they have lots of animals. When we arrived there was a deer staring at us, turkeys running around gobbling, chickens, a rooster, goats, dogs...it's awesome! It was wonderful to see everyone and to be out, but it was all a lot for me.
I cam home afterward and just now got up. I asked Casey when I went to sleep, meaning what time last night, and he replied "Friday." I am still feeling the effects of the steroids this morning. This time, the steroids have almost driven me mad. I want to jump out of my skin!
Tomorrow I see my oncologist and have a blood draw. Wednesday I see the radiation oncologist for a consultation. My CA125 is going to be so low they are going to scrap the radiation idea. I have communicated with online friends who have endured it, I met a woman at the lunch who had, and received an email from a school friend who went through it. It sounds hideous and I don't need it, because me and my village have successfully kicked cancer's butt!
This is the comfy bed in our guest room where Sarah slept:
Namaste,
Jill
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