Well, it's been quite a journey these past eleven weeks. My chemotherapy treatments have ended, bringing an end to the need for this blog. It seems so long ago when I started out with my first treatment three days before Christmas. I know I had a lot of reservations about doing chemotherapy back then. But I'm glad I made the decision to go ahead and accept the doctor's recommendations. I know there are no guarantees when it comes to cancer but I'm comfortable knowing I've given myself the best chance against recurrence.
I wish I could say I'm all done with everything related to my cancer diagnosis and treatment, but I still have one more surgery, a period of healing, a head of hair to grow back, and 5 years of hormone therapy. But there will be an end to all this, just like there was an end to the chemotherapy treatments. One day soon I will be able to say it's really over. And years from now, it will be a distant memory. I might even forget how awful the Ensure drink and the salt-and-baking-soda mouth rinse tasted.
And so tomorrow I head back to work. I'm excited but a little bit nervous. I really have no idea what I will we doing when I return. I'm sure I will have a lot of catching up to do to bring myself up to speed on whatever project I'm assigned to next. Staying busy will definitely not be an issue.
When I first considered doing this blog, it seemed kind of silly and I almost dismissed the idea. But I'm glad I chose to do it anyways. I heard from many of you that it really helped to keep you informed on how I was doing. I wish to thank you all for your continuous prayers and support during this trial of mine. It helped to know you were all pulling for me.
I've been thinking that I may start a new blog, a blog about our family...So stay tuned. I'll send a new link when I get it going.
...And that's a wrap!
Well done Sis! Welcome to the Cancer Survivor Club. It's all down hill from here (well except for that one final surgery). Thanks for keeping us all up to date and I hope your return to work is easy. Nice to know you're still going to be around a bit more time. :o)
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