My breast cancer is estrogen fed. To reduce the opportunity of a re-occurrence
my oncologist has recommended an estrogen reduction medicine. She first mentioned it way back in November, right after my surgery. She said we'd talk again after I completed my radiation
Wayne wasn’t able to accompany me to my oncologist appointment I was updating
him on our conversation. She always takes the time to clearly discuss the
options and discuss my choices. As I
listed the side effects, he quietly listened to the laundry list of possible
symptoms for my headfirst chemically induced entry into menopause. I paused to wipe away tears. The past six months have been filled with so
much emotion and stress. I hate to take a medicine that might derail the
positive feelings and calm I’ve tried to embrace. With a smile he asked, “did she suggest any
pills for me?”
After a long shared laugh and a few more Kleenex I realized once
again, what a wonderful mate I’ve been blessed to have.
There is no gift like a wonderful mate to lean on during these horrible chapters in life. What a blessing.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you have a mate to make the tricky parts funny at the same time!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you have a mate to make the tricky parts funny at the same time!
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