Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Posted January 3, 2006 Hi everyone...Funny thing..as I was reading some of the posts, I realized how little I really remember about my treatments..I know the chemo made me sick, the surgery was a bit painful and the radiation made me very tired. What I remember most of all is the kindness of the doctors and nurses, the loyalty of friends, the love of my children. I remember the laughs, the positive attitudes that surrounded me and the days that I felt really good. I remember the first time after chemo that food tasted like it should..it was a Domino's pizza and it tasted like ambrosia from the gods. I lost my hair, but I don't remember just when that was..but I do remember walking into a store with my bald head shining and being hugged by the woman standing in line with me. I remember the little girl standing next to her father who asked if she could touch my bald head and how she smiled when she told me it felt just like her grandpa's head. I'm sure I must have cursed the powers that be that I was struck with this horrible disease, but I don't remember that. I remember all the prayers that were said for me by family, friends and people I didn't even know. I remember that when things seemed bad, meditation would help me think of all the positive things in my life. I lost my hair, but I gained a whole new circle of supportive friends. I lost my breast but I gained a new sense of the wonders of the small things in my life. I lost 50 pounds and gained a new wardrobe. Life is good. God Bless each of you. audrey squires Quote
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