I went shopping this morning - obviously I haven't committed to "buy nothing." (More to come on that, I am not done with the idea, just can't deal right now.) I got a couple of cute sweaters on sale - very practical, everyday kinds of things, which I was short on, and I also got a pair of practical boots for wearing when the weather is rainy and cool...and they're cute in addition to being comfortable.
And then I laid in a machine, got another IV, etc.
First, the DEXA, for bone density. I dropped another 4%, for a total drop of 14% in my bone density, making me osteopenic (precurser to osteoporosis).
Then, the MUGA, for my heart. It stayed stable at about 63%, so Herceptin hasn't left a mark.
So hard to go to the building, to be poked, to be nice to the nurses and technicians. I just feel so tired from it all.
Still wrapped in a straightjacket bra - I can not tell you how glad I will be to get it done with. Thursday.
The piano tuner - our neighbor, Curt - came by today, and we made an appointment to tune the piano on Thursday. I'm looking forward to having that done.
Everything just feels like hard work. Harder than it should be.
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Never underestimate the power of retail therapy. While I think it's wonderful for you go the route of not buying for a year..I think that life is too short to actually follow through on that. I think that any extreme is never good..balance is where it's at. You've already had/have enough to deal with on a day to day basis. I hope the meds kick in soon!
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