Radiation next. They are working on a treatment plan and we hope to start soon. We took a mini trip to St. Joseph in the middle of the week to avoid the crowds. We also found a secluded cottage on the water. My requirements were to wake up hearing and seeing the lake. It was a needle in a haystack to find an affordable version of these requests last minute, but we found it. Aaron's parents took the dog and the baby so we could relax. A nice change of scenery before it got colder and my energy waned. I feel incredibly lucky that we are able to just take off like this. Aaron has the flexibility at work and the means to take his spoiled wife to nice places like the lake. I grew up right on the bluff of Lake Michigan and it feels like I am part of it. When I hear it I feel at home. It's like pushing the reset button and I immediately relax. I've been specific with those closest that after I expire I want part of me spread across the water, back home. So, a plan is in the w...
Life changed quickly when I found out I had a brain tumor on January 14th, 2011, and that that tumor was cancer on the 27th. This is the documentation of my life since cancer, the ups, downs, and in-betweens, and most importantly, finding One Less Thing To Worry About... every step, every day.