
Wow, I can not believe that I have not posted since August. Time is flying by. I have done extremely well, Well at least I think so. As I stated before I had a couple of bad weeks but after about 2 1/2 weeks it all started easing up and I was able to get off meds. Which I hate taking anyway. I do admit that I take a few tylenols now every now and then which is okay. I am still going to my PS about every two to three weeks and working on my right side reconstruction. I started my Radiation today and will be heading to Charlottesville everyday for 6 weeks/5 days a week. Family members and my friend Lisa are going to be taking me so that it wont be so hard on Jay on an everyday basis. But I will enjoy being able to stop and eat, like Cracker Barrel, etc. and sometimes go shopping, which I do love.And also stopping to see Meg and have dinner. I have got to stay away from TJMAx and Ross. Those places are simply addicting, to many pretty things in those stores. Trying to be just as "Girly" as I can these days though. My hair is growing back and hopefully it wont be too long before I can shed this DOO and have my own new hairstyle!! Like Dolly says, "It Cost alot to Look this Cheap" Ha Ha, noting all of the things that she has done also. Just thankful to the Lord that he has opened these doors up for me to do these things and the oportunities that he has given me through this! I do still get amazed everyday when I sit and think about it all. It is truly a process, but I am so grateful and God has healed me of this Breast Cancer and is continuing to work on me each day!! Hope this updates any of you who still read this! Thanks again and continue to pray for me everyday, I am sure that riding 4 1/2 hours each day is going to get tiring sooner than I know!!! Take Care!














Today is Wednesday, February 17, 2010. A few weeks ago I was sort of interested in starting a blog, but my comment to someone was, well, I really dont have anything to blog about. Well, now I do! I was recently diagnosed last week with Breast Cancer. This is something that I guess has always been in the back of my mind because of my family history. My mom first had breast cancer at the age of 24, back in 1962 when they found hers she was pregnant with me. They couldnt do anything until after she had me and then they removed her right breast. Thirty years after that, she was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer, Stage 4, she passed away in 1992 about a year and a half after diagnoses. My case is this. I have had mammograms every year since I was 24. Never having any problems. I was in a study at Duke back in 1994 for a gene testing.