On my mind:
I think it's beyond bizarre that:
1. Five days after finding out Pitter would not need chemotherapy, I found out that *I* do.
2. I do not have cancer, but I'm still on chemo.
I have a blood disease that has started to attack my kidneys and the only way to get rid of those rogue cells is chemo.
I've been doing chemo for a month now and it's going better than I'd have thought. {knock wood}
I just keep thinking how strange things work and how glad I am that it's not Pitter.
I think it's beyond bizarre that:
1. Five days after finding out Pitter would not need chemotherapy, I found out that *I* do.
2. I do not have cancer, but I'm still on chemo.
I have a blood disease that has started to attack my kidneys and the only way to get rid of those rogue cells is chemo.
I've been doing chemo for a month now and it's going better than I'd have thought. {knock wood}
I just keep thinking how strange things work and how glad I am that it's not Pitter.