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Archive for 22. February 2011
Better A Day At A Time
22. February 2011 by pat desmond.
My energy hasn’t been electric this week.
It’s been a week since my operation - each day I recover a bit more strength.
My visiting nurse was at my home today with a student shadow. The world is a small place. My nurse knows Ed Baker. She met him a few years ago while he was doing some of his philanthropic work.
The student shadow is from Curry College.
The three of us talked for a time about my degree of pain - which on a 1-10 schedule, I rate as three about a half hour before taking medication. (Truthfully, I expected a great deal of pain and much of the time I’ve been pain-free.)
Since I began telling people about my diagnosis and plans for treatment I’ve heard many stories from friends and acquaintenances about their own cancer stories. I don’t have enough energy to complete more than small pieces of my story.
But each day all that improves.
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