CA125 = 16 (Normal)
CT Scan = no change since April in the appearance of the ovaries.
And, exhale.
Not everyone knew about me having those tests. Last week was a bit much. I had to go to the GYN/Oncologist for a closer look at the cysts on my ovaries. What fun. Aside from all the other junk that was going on last week (we finally closed on the house in GA!) I had to go to this appointment and then wait for days before getting the results. Torture! Because even though I could logically get to it all being just fine and being just a precaution, the truth is that the question itself is stressful. We didn't need one more thing right now.
I think that the Webbs need a collective deep breath and a break. We do, many of you do. It's just been too much and we need a chance to relax and to celebrate a little.
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TAKE A BREAK,HUG THE KIDS AND PICK OUT THE NEW WEBBHAUS. HAVE FUN!-DAD
jenn --
thank goodness.
and, it is an understatement to type that i am so relieved for you and happy and thrilled and whew! exhausted from the mere thought[s] of what you have "pluckily" endured this year!
yes, take some time and revel, rejoice, rejuvenate, relax, and recharge!
hmmm ...
a day for you at the spa being pampered form your adorable head to your fancy toes seems to be what i envision with vast quantities of champagne.
thank you for the news! and one of my favorite singers singing for YOU
love,
cherie
jenn --
this morning i awakened with thoughts of you, your caption, 'the results are in,' dwelling in gratitude, and 2007, a very "challenging" year for you as well as me on a myriad of levels.
the use of the word "challenge" vs. "problem" is intentional as a challenge is defined as offering a test of one's ability, endurance, etc; a challenging experience, something that by its nature or character serves as a call to battle, contest, special effort, etc., i.e., breast cancer, while problem is defined as any question or matter involving doubt, uncertainty, or difficulty; difficult to train or guide; unruly.
unruly? you? nah! [thankfully, yes]
today i received in my "activist" [me? political? it could happen] email account a pictorial, hand written, holiday greeting from one of your "sisters," elizabeth edwards, stating:
Happiness. Health. Hope.
But our words are just a promise about our actions. Live deliberately, sacrifice for what is truly important, and, above all, in these times -- and all times -- trust your heart.
how could i not think of you?
so, my beloved unruly one, please nurture yourself for the next while.
thank you for this experience, jenn, and providing to me the gifts of happiness, health and hope as well as showing me - daily - through your courageous and fearlessly honest actions, the path to trusting my heart.
may your holiday season be a time of renewal, a time to set new goals, and follow new dreams.
may it be your time to quietly celebrate all that has been and all that is yet to be for you deserve to have it all, jennifer diana webb.
love,
cherie
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