I went for my chest x-ray. The Tech was fast, in-and-out. But I still had to wait for the results. More waiting again.
I think it may have been a day or two later I receive a call the nurse from family doctor. The x-rays were clear! Yippee! It wasn't like, well, let's go celebrate, but it was a small relief. It did ease my mind.
It was amazing how many thoughts could pass though this little brain of mine! Calmness and positive thoughts one minute, then terror the next! AND this was JUST the beginning of my roller coaster ride. Oh. Mercy.
About Me
- Shell
- Lancaster, PA, United States
- I've been married to my wonderful, supportive husband for 6 years. We do not have children yet, but hope to in the near future. I was healthy, active 36 year old when I was diagnosed with breast cancer on October 2008. Some may say I took some drastic measures, but I figured I have a life to live. I took Breast Cancer seriously, and I wasn't going to let it come back to harm me. It was a hard road, but I have no regrets. There is a whole lot more to life then cancer, but it sure did take a chunk of my time. This blog is to tell about MY journey, and how it effected me in a positive way. If you have Breast Cancer or know of anyone, please let them know they are not alone.