Interesting Car:
Not your average Fred Flintstone car!
For today:
Our lives for the past few weeks have
reverted back to Doctor’s appointments. Earlier this year I had a deep skin
cancer removed. All is well with that. Then bless goodness Sherry was blessed
with a couple that NEEDED to be taken care of. So a few weeks ago she had spots
removed, one on the edge of her nose, eye and forehead. Two were skin
cancer. I know there are different
names, but I cannot remember them.
She survived those with
very little trouble. Well it was not
without a little concern, WOMEN’s concern. It looked like one eye brow was going to be much higher than the other. She never said it, but I could see it, 'this
is terrible.' I figured it would even out and SHE HOPED SO! Thank goodness it
has and she is pretty as ever.
But then one popped up a little below her
knee. In the shin bone area which required operating room surgery. She is
recovering from that, and this one I am having a little trouble with her. She
wants to do too much. This one has caused her some discomfort (pain). She does not like pain pills, but like it or not she has taken a couple pain
pills. At present she is okay.
The doctor said he got all of this one,
but for her to take it easy. He would see her again on Nov. 6th.
THAT IS HER BIRTHDAY! Of course we only expect good news and Sherry is anxious
to see what the results are.
So about the time we usually head for
Florida, we are awaiting her Doctor's release with a.... ‘go thy way and sin no more!’
We have been very fortunate she nor I
have had to handle ‘life threatening’
physical problems. The last few years I
had the Cochlear Implants and a small skin cancer surgery. Now she with the
present things. We are hoping and thinking we are now good to go. No bragging
just very positive about our next few years, hopefully a lot on the road.
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6 comments:
I'll be praying it is good news for Sherry and you all can be on your way. It's hard when someone as active is she is to sit and take it easy, but rest is the best way we heal. It's always good to be on the road to recovery, tell her just be patient and get well. Love and hugs from Ohio.
Color me, praying -- and expecting a great outcome for the BOTH of y'all! I don't know why so many 'seenagers' are unwitting targets for skin cancer. But I'm so thankful for modern medical techniques that fight right back. (With vim and vigor, like JFK used to say.)
I'm expecting nothing but good news from your doctor's appt tomorrow, Sherry, but will say a prayer. Then when you hear the good news, you'll have an extra birthday celebration! Jack and Sherry, you have been incredibly blessed to be so "healthy" at your ages. I told you this before but in my former life, I used to type reports of 50 year olds in nursing homes with a long list of diagnoses and a longer list of medications. Indeed to have great health in your 80s is indeed a blessing!
betty
I will be praying for you all. I promise.
Skin cancer is a sneaky one. They can be on the back, wherever someone doesn't see. God bless you both.
My blog post is about a different time when meds were strange.
Prayers that all reports will great and you can be Florida bound...with sunscreen! I work in surgery and see folks of all ages and sometimes I see 40yr olds that look 70 and folks like you and Sherry who look and act 40! Hugs to you both!
Ouch! Sorry to hear she got a place on her leg. I am so glad they got all though.
Catching up
Lisa
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