I'm not writing much right now, because I still feel woozy from the Benadryl and anti nausea medications they gave me with my chemo. But, everything went well. The staff was phenomenal, and I'm doing just fine.
Steroids are now a pretty common part of any chemo cocktail these days, and my nurse warned me that I'll likely be wanting to vacuum the entire house and clean all the windows come about 2:00 a.m., when the woozy meds wear off. Perhaps you'll get another entry then.
I'm going to go put my head down now.
Time for a new cartonnage project?
ReplyDeleteSleep as much as you can Beth, your body needs the energy to heal and get well - your floors don't. If you find yourself with an excess of steriodal energy - put it into writing. You are a phenomenal writer and you have time now, and motivation, to get some of your stories out... I'll bet the boys don't know you were a hero when we drowned on the Zambezi River...since I was unconscious you can pretty much say what you want and I'll back you up. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like maybe you got some sleep I hope :) Julie's right, forget those floors, you have Duke to take care of those for you!
ReplyDeleteGlad it didn't go too bad, and hopefully that will continue on the next several days!
Zambezi River and unconscious friends? Sounds like an interesting story!
Duke will take care of the floors as soon as he learns to wipe his muddy feet. I discussed that with him yesterday, but I don't think he was listening. And yes, I want to hear the river story, too!
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