Can you tell that my left breast is now smaller than my right? Of course not; you couldn’t tell when it was a silly millimeter larger so why would you now? Biopsy report is expected to be fine and the very very sweet young Chinese doctor made the whole thing a much more pleasant experience than it could have been. I told him that he was as good as my dentist with the numbifier needle.
Then off to the attorney–a good attorney, a nice one who unfortunately couldn’t represent me in the recent past but wouldn’t have allowed it to drag out three years. We decided it was high time we had wills drawn up and things like poa’s and living wills. In case I turn into a breathing avocado some day.
Last but the bestest fun, a great b.s. session with the writers group where we laughed more than we discussed the elements of story so the day ended on upbeat from a pretty crappy start.
Tomorrow’s scheduled to be sunny and hot.
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Biopsy! How did I miss that? I hope all _is_ fine!
On a separate note, I see you’ve had one of those crappy start days — must be something in the air, or the upcoming solar eclipse on Friday. Whatever it is, I hope the ‘crap’ part goes away soon! 🙂
Thanks, I’m sure the results will be fine. The great thing is that it went from a scheduled needle aspiration to a biopsy to a laparoscopy within one session (because the nodule was so small that with 3 or 4 biopsy samples it was all out).
Thanks for the heads-up on the solar eclipse–I just love the feeling of them; the strange slight darkness.
Did you receive the biopsy report yet? I’ve been thinking about you and the report. Hope if you did all is fine…
There’s another eclipse coming, btw. It’s August 16 – lunar eclipse.
All is fine, thanks. I somehow missed the solar eclipse but I hope to catch this lunar one on the 16th. Not as dramatic but at least you can watch it.