Now that we are a couple of days out from that phone call, the tears still keep coming. There is so much grief, shock and uncertainty. I will be doing fine for a few hours, and then a thought sends me spiraling and more tears fall. I am not really much of a crier (or someone who "spirals"). I am definitely someone who wants ALL the information, up front, all at once, and then I am ready to deal with it...so this waiting period between that phone call and the February 4 oncology consultation feels unbearble.
I have had to deal with a lot of medical issues and unwelcome diagnoses, but hearing the word cancer hits you so much differently. Most of us know someone who has had cancer, or maybe you have gone through this journey yourself. Not every cancer diagnosis is the same, which leads to a lot of questions and fear, but because each case is so individual, I have opted to not google much about it besides some basic information. Rest assured, once my doctor has the full picture of my personal case, I will get ALL the details (and share them with you).
While I never thought this blog would become a medical journal to document my cancer journey, I have decided to use it for this purpose for the foreseeable future.
I will be sharing some of these updates on FB, but if you would like to read them all and not miss anything, enter your email over on the right column --> to subscribe and you will be emailed every time I journal some news.
Thank you all, seriously from the bottom of my heart, your response has been overwhelming! I feel loved and cared for and am so incredibly thankful. 💜
Until Next Time
~Shari
Love you Mrs.Shari. you have prayers coming from Louisiana. ❤️
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, my favorite cajun sista! :)
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