Entries from January 2008

January 30, 2008

Update

Well, today they didn’t actually do any tests, as first one has to get a consult, then a “prescription” for them. It will unfortunately take a couple of weeks to get the CT scans done (there’s quite a line for those at the moment apparently!) but the consult was comforting. She did an examination – [...]

January 28, 2008

Tomorrow’s my “Juuuust to be Sure” Day

I came up with an alternative to full-on alerting Dr. Awesome which still allows me to allay any lingering concerns. That is, I contacted the doctor who oversaw my rad treatments. She’s perfect as she works part-time at my hospital in Leuven and part-time at one here in Brussels. She’s much closer and very good, [...]

January 25, 2008

Tingle, Be Gone!

So here I am at 3am back in Belgium, completely jetlagged out of my gourd. I did so well the last two nights, but the fact that I have to get up early and run lots of errands tomorrow of course means that tonight I wouldn’t sleep at all!
The good – and most important – [...]

January 17, 2008

Following That…

I first want to thank all the wonderfully supportive readers I have out there. Ya’ll always know the right things to say (or DO, even if you didn’t say anything directly to me). I told one sister (and Del)  just after writing the post because it seemed obvious to me that not acknowledging it was only [...]

January 15, 2008

A Little Fear

Ok so, I’m going to admit I’ve been having some shadowy fears pop up this week. I know that this is natural, particularly after doing the whole cancer thing, but that reasoning hasn’t been enough to quite make it go away this time.
I’ve been experiencing pins and needles in my legs off and on for [...]

January 9, 2008

The Vanishing

I’m just checking in here. It seems that even if I wanted to write everyday, that would no longer be possible. I’m in America now, still from the holidays. Still trying to get back to work, but I’m slightly in limbo. All the information that I worked so hard to scare up about my return to work [...]