muff's Cancer Blog
Radiation Complete!! Celebrated with a massage!
I completed my 28 days of radiation. I have to say that for me, it was very easy. I had no side effects that I know of and I worked thru the entire thing, but only 6 hrs days because of the treatment hours available. I had many fears of working during this, but it was fine. I took a few days off here & there just to do it.
My good friend invited me to come to PA to celebrate & do a spa day. It was great & I had a great weekend with her & the family.
I will spend this weekend commemorating the 1 year anniversary of the sudden loss of my husband, shortly after our 30th wedding anniversary. We had a huge vacation booked to celebrate. I left for the weekend to visit our daughter and found him when I returned home. He was a wonderful, wild & crazy Irish man who live life full speed ahead. He always said he wanted to go fast, but it’s tough on us left! I’ll love him always & cherish the time I had with him.
What a year, widow, cancer…next I need a hip replacement. It seems the fun never stops! Yet, I am at peace & happy for all the wonderful people in my life. Also, thanks to all my friends here for your wonderful support!
hi, laurie. thought you would like a little note from your cancer sister. i am so glad you are done with your radiation and that you did so well. i was very sad to read that you lost your husband last year. i am so sorry for your loss. it sounds like he passed just the way he would have wanted to, though. i can’t imagine how awful it was for you to come home from your visit with your daughter and find him, though. and now a hip replacement…. girl, you just have to find something to do that doesn’t involve doctors! lol i wish you the very best always. you seem like a terrific person and i am so glad to have met you. i am doing well post surgery. still a little sore, but i am getting around quite well. you take care and please know that i will always be including you in my prayers. keep the faith. debby

Congrats to you on finishing your rad tx. I remember when I was done—what a relief! I wish you the very best!
Martha