Sorry I’m just getting this up! It’s been crazy between appointments, tests, & trying to cook & freeze for Thanksgiving. I should be home by then.
Finally, the biopsy was over & it was time to await the results. Now, if you’ve been reading my blog for any amount of time, you know that I’m a “glass half full” type of girl. I always try to find the bright side of every situation (because there’s ALWAYS a bright side or something good comes out of everything).
That being said, I can honestly say that I was worried. All I could think was that the big mass had become malignant. I thought I may very well lose both of my breasts, & have that God awful surgery under my arm. I kept it to myself, though, because like most of you reading this, I’m a mom. The kidlets come first & this was already stressful enough for them. My babies are worried that they’re going to lose their mommy (even though they don't tell ME that - they tell their grandmother & dad).
That’s why when I got to Dr. Quiros’ office, I was so relieved! The large mass under my arm wasn’t cancer. However, the other site that they biopsied might be. Here’s the good news, though. It’s so small & self contained, that even if it turns out to be cancer, they’ll probably be able to get all of it. And, there won’t be any noticeable change in ol’ lefty’s size. Well, that is, until the final booby surgery, where lefty will have to be matched up to what we’ve taken to calling, the “Barbie Boob”. You know, plastic & perky, yet forever perfect.
After my reconstruction surgery, Matt’s making this t-shirt:
Today, I find myself doing a lot of “this time tomorrow, I’ll be . . . . “ But, I still plan to enjoy the day. That is, if those dumb Broncos & Eagles don't screw it up for me! Plus, I can’t wait to get this dumb thing over with & get back to worrying about not saying (or doing) something dumb. You know, my normal life.
Trust me, though, I’m OK. I’m one tough old gal & there’s no way this is going to beat me or get my spirits down! Plus, I’m so very, very lucky to have all of my friends, old & new, & my family rooting me on. And thanks again for all your wonderful emails & Guestbook comments.
I’ll write soon!
2 comments:
You'll be in my thoughts and prayers tomorrow (or later today, I should say!). I LOVE the shirt!!
Denise
Tamara, Praying for you. You are one tough gal, a positive attitude goes along way in getting better. I love the shirt. It is great you have a man that has a positive attitude and a wonderful sense of humor. Every blessing, Beth Barshinger
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