: Which Do You Want First?
Good news: my grandmother's last radiation treatment was last Thursday, and she is now officially cancer-free.
Bad news: They think she might be developing congestive heart failure. Between her fatigue, shortness of breath and the swelling in her hands and legs, they think the chemo took a toll on her heart, and they're gonna put her through a battery of tests. It's the same thing my mom has to deal with, and while she's okay, it's frustrating and scary. Grandma just finished battling one life-threatening illness; does she really need another one?
As far as work's concerned, T-minus 27 days. Gawd, I can't wait.
Good news: my grandmother's last radiation treatment was last Thursday, and she is now officially cancer-free.
Bad news: They think she might be developing congestive heart failure. Between her fatigue, shortness of breath and the swelling in her hands and legs, they think the chemo took a toll on her heart, and they're gonna put her through a battery of tests. It's the same thing my mom has to deal with, and while she's okay, it's frustrating and scary. Grandma just finished battling one life-threatening illness; does she really need another one?
As far as work's concerned, T-minus 27 days. Gawd, I can't wait.