Another Week; Many More to Go!

I had an appointment with my Oncologist today. I asked about

my cancer treatments, thinking they would end in September

or October. She said "4 to 6 months down the road we will

see if radiation is necessary." (meaning as she exclaimed

to me that my chemotherapy would continue that long)

It wasn't what I expected but it's good to know what my

schedule will be doing.

A friend asked me about chelation. I would like to do

such a thing but I don't have the money. But, as I do

chemo I'm keeping up on my vitamins and alternative

medicine that my oncologist approved. It's called

Poly MVA http://www.poly-mva.com/

You can read here at the link all the great things

it does such as boost your immune system, eliminate

free radicals, restore cells and give you energy.

My son Andrew spent the last few days with me.

We went to play mini-golf and watched "The Prince

and the Pauper" - a great adventure movie.

I also took him to see some friends of his on the

way back to his dads.

I saw all of the children on Monday. I'm happy

to give them all a hug now. We made lemonade

and hot dogs for dinner with apples and just

sat around and chatted. It was a very hot

and humid day.

Today my daughter went off to camp for two

weeks. Personally I think a week is long enough

for her age; but she was very excited and said

she would send letters. Her enthusiasm was

like a happy sunbeam.

I took my Art Appreciation curriculum to the

social worker at the Cancer Center and one of

the nurses approached me later saying she loved

my work and they would set up a time in September

for me to do the workshop! Next week I will

bring the art books in to show them.

Well, time to rest; tired after a day of chemicals.