The New Year
I was in a management meeting today and my executive director asked us if we had made any New Year's Resolutions. I thought about it for a while and made a joke about not becoming the one person my doctor sees more than his wife this year. But seriously, I don't think I believe in resolutions. I mean if you want to make these big, major changes in your life, do it. Resolutions are for losers! What are the usuals: lose weight, spend time with family, take time for yourself, blah, blah. Guess what, you don't need a stupid resolution to tell you to do these things. If they were that important to you, you would be doing them anyway. And besides, people expect you to break your resolutions. They don't support you in your big life changes, they sit around and wait for you to screw up!
Okay, enough about resolutions. Here's a medical update. My blood count was low so I am seeing the vampires, oops I mean nurses who take my blood, weekly. My doctor also reduced my chemo so I could build my count back up. I see him in a month and hopefully then everything will be back on track. I don't feel bad, I just notice that I tire more easily.
Now, a Christmas update. I had a great Christmas. This is the first year that Madi really got opening presents. But she still wasn't all that interested. She got lots and lots of presents from everyone. I think it took her a few days to recover from Christmas. It was so exhausing because we were traveling all over Southern Illinois in that one day! Rollie seemed to enjoy Christmas too. For any of you who know my husband, know that holidays aren't his favorite time of year. Combine that with traveling to see all kinds of family, carting around a kid, and carting around presents back and forth...this equates to a grouchy husband! But this year, was pretty good. Well, I am tired so enough for now. Later.
Okay, enough about resolutions. Here's a medical update. My blood count was low so I am seeing the vampires, oops I mean nurses who take my blood, weekly. My doctor also reduced my chemo so I could build my count back up. I see him in a month and hopefully then everything will be back on track. I don't feel bad, I just notice that I tire more easily.
Now, a Christmas update. I had a great Christmas. This is the first year that Madi really got opening presents. But she still wasn't all that interested. She got lots and lots of presents from everyone. I think it took her a few days to recover from Christmas. It was so exhausing because we were traveling all over Southern Illinois in that one day! Rollie seemed to enjoy Christmas too. For any of you who know my husband, know that holidays aren't his favorite time of year. Combine that with traveling to see all kinds of family, carting around a kid, and carting around presents back and forth...this equates to a grouchy husband! But this year, was pretty good. Well, I am tired so enough for now. Later.
