Yeap, tomorrow I finally see the Plastic Surgeon and hopefully this is the start to the end! I'm hoping that I'll receive a booking for my surgery in the next few days. I can't wait for this cancer to be gone and life to return back to normal. Its still incredible that I feel the same as I did six months ago and yet I have cancer! Even friends can't believe that it can be real but I'm sure we'll all know its for real when I'm lined up in theatre for the anaesthetic.
Carol helped me put my quilt top together yesterday. It is 72 squares but I still have about 40 left and I will use them for a lap quilt or cushions. We were up until 12.30am Carol sewed and I pinned. We both intended sewing but my 1/4 inch was a fraction different to Carol's but made a big difference in the sashing size. I'm doing the vertical sashings today.
My mum rang today to tell me someone had died of cancer! Go Mum! Geezus that's the last thing I want to hear at the moment even though I know I'm going to be okay.
Roll on tomorrow!
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About Me
- Karen
- I have two adult daughters, my baby son is nearly 29 and my four gorgeous grandchildren are aged 2 - 12years. I love patchwork and still learning the quilting part. On June 9, 2007 I turned 50. A month later I was diagnosed with breast cancer, and subsequently had a masectomy and reconstruction. I'm now getting back into my craft which is so therapeutic. My only addiction is my growing stash!
2 comments:
Woooohooooo, roll on tomorrow indeed! We want to all chopped up, stitched up and running on full again asap for sure!!!! Stew will go nuts without you there, you keep him sane! That said, good luck for tomorrow, I hope like hell you get fantastic news and it will be all over soon.
Good luck with the Surgeon's appt. I hope you soon have a date for the surgery so it can be all behind you.
Love the heart quilt. You are so clever!
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