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Post chemo trip booked!!!
http://www.horneddorset.com/home.html
We're staying in the Primavera Cliffside Suite, which is described thus: One Bedroom Townhouse On Two Floors With Living Room -Two Full Marble Bathrooms With Soaking Tub -Dining Room- Terrace With Plunge Pool -Juliet Balconies -Hand Carved Teak- Mahogany And Cedar Furnishings -Decorated With Amalfi Ceramics And Antiques -Four Poster King Bed.
We leave on Friday. So excited!! Happy Saturday night to all of you.
Mimi
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Excellent decision Mimi! To
Excellent decision Mimi! To take a trip and celebrate that chemo is over. And OVER for good!!! Finito!! (sp??) Cannot accentuate that too much! To finally exhale!. Oh I do hope you really enjoy yourself and celebrate that you made it through the worst of it. Pictures would be nice
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Right On!creampuff91344 said:You go girl! Enjoy your
You go girl! Enjoy your time away, and send pics when you return. We will all have you on our mind while you are gone, and wish you a very "happy vacation".
Judy
You both have yourselves a great, fun and relaxing time. Hugs Jxxxxxxx -
Puerto Rico, here come Mimi and Simon!
What a great way to celebrate, and what a destination--I especially like the secluded and coast parts! I am so happy for you! You and Simon have a glorious time. Take some photos for us if you have time. We will be looking forward to hearing the highlights. -
Enjoychenheart said:Oh Yes!!!!!
As I know you love nice hotels(!!!) this one sounds not only nice, but so well deserved!
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!!!!
And it's perfectly fine if you don't give any of us a thought until you get back!!!!!
Hugs,
Claudia
Mimi, I hope you and Simon have a wonderful trip. You deserve it!!!!!!!!
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Thanks for the support,
Thanks for the support, guys. I just wanted to share my excitement with you wonderful women. I know life after treatment can be tough, and I don't expect things to be all sunshine and roses from now on, but I am enjoying the small feeling of normalcy that is gradually growing in me. I still worry constantly, but sometimes I think it may be OK (with your support, of course).
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ENJOY!mimivac said:Thanks for the support,
Thanks for the support, guys. I just wanted to share my excitement with you wonderful women. I know life after treatment can be tough, and I don't expect things to be all sunshine and roses from now on, but I am enjoying the small feeling of normalcy that is gradually growing in me. I still worry constantly, but sometimes I think it may be OK (with your support, of course).
Mimi
Have a wonderful trip. Enjoy every minute ... it sounds like a beautiful and relaxing place to visit.
Do you need someone to carry your suitcases? I'm available!
hugs.
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Roses and Sunshinemimivac said:Thanks for the support,
Thanks for the support, guys. I just wanted to share my excitement with you wonderful women. I know life after treatment can be tough, and I don't expect things to be all sunshine and roses from now on, but I am enjoying the small feeling of normalcy that is gradually growing in me. I still worry constantly, but sometimes I think it may be OK (with your support, of course).
Mimi
Well, maybe not all roses and sunshine all the time, but I have faith that you will find plenty of both in a long life ahead, Mimi.
I realize that life after treatment has its own challenges and difficulties. Good to know. But we will all be there for each other. In the meantime, a trip to Puerto Rico sounds like a wonderful way to celebrate how far you've come--and enjoy plenty of sun, sea, and flowers. If you are worrying, I hope it is just about packing for the trip! Or whether you have all the right clothes already, or do you really need to shop first, or... -
WorriedMoopy23 said:Roses and Sunshine
Well, maybe not all roses and sunshine all the time, but I have faith that you will find plenty of both in a long life ahead, Mimi.
I realize that life after treatment has its own challenges and difficulties. Good to know. But we will all be there for each other. In the meantime, a trip to Puerto Rico sounds like a wonderful way to celebrate how far you've come--and enjoy plenty of sun, sea, and flowers. If you are worrying, I hope it is just about packing for the trip! Or whether you have all the right clothes already, or do you really need to shop first, or...
You're right, Moopy, I will only try to worry about the superficial stuff. Like now I am worried about how I will look in my bikini. Not that anyone will really see or care (well, except Simon of course, but he seems unworried about such things). Didn't I preach in an earlier discussion that we should flaunt what we have left with pride? I am now being put to the test...
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Superficialmimivac said:Worried
You're right, Moopy, I will only try to worry about the superficial stuff. Like now I am worried about how I will look in my bikini. Not that anyone will really see or care (well, except Simon of course, but he seems unworried about such things). Didn't I preach in an earlier discussion that we should flaunt what we have left with pride? I am now being put to the test...
Mimi
Ah, so you are accusing me of superficiality. Actually, worrying about how you look in a bikini is........normal!
So there you go. Glad I could help you with that normal stuff. -
I wish!Moopy23 said:Superficial
Ah, so you are accusing me of superficiality. Actually, worrying about how you look in a bikini is........normal!
So there you go. Glad I could help you with that normal stuff.
Just to read your posts about how you will look in a bikini makes me smile. You young things! If this old granny put on a bikini ... anyone who saw e would be having nightmares for the rest of their lives. LOL
I think this summer's look will be a big old flowered moomoo ... a giant straw hat ... and a ton of sunscreen! My grandsons will be so proud of their "beautiful" Nana.
hugs.
teena
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