Sittin' here...

annalexandria said:

Be safe!

And I hope you enjoy the snow.  We are snowless in Seattle this year, and my kids are bummed.  AA

we are getting battered with wind and snow....at times I can barely seeing across the street.  I so identify with your post.  My sessions with oxy stretched from Dec until June.  Our city gets the no 3 award for most snow in Canada.  My infusions would often go on after the chemo room had emptied....settin there all alone with the nurse until 5 or 6pm watching the snow fly.

sending so many hugs to you....safely home I hope

mags

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wawaju04976 said:

Thank you, Mags. Yep, I was

Thank you, Mags. Yep, I was the only one left at 2:30. The interstate was fine. It's actually not doing anything up here in Oakland (about 20 miles north of Augusta). Now when I know my kids are where they need to be, I will be content (my pump and me ).

Judy

oh I am so happy to hear you are all home and tucked up safely with pump...it is a bad storm....I just heard that Boston is shut down.  The city of Toronto in Ontario has reported over 600 car accidents....

curl up, stay warm and have something yummy to nibble.....

best love, mags

wawaju04976 said:

I'm going to

I'm going to knit...

Hugs,

Judy

I'm going to take my knitting with me too when I start my treatments next week.  And my Kindle and my Ipad and my TV......just kidding about the TV. 

Brenda Bricco said:

I remember sitting with my

I remember sitting with my hubby during chemo (infusion area has huge windows facing the parking lot). When we would have bad weather I would sit there looking at everyone hustling and bustling there way around and wonder what they were trying to get to, thinking that they probably want to get to the video store or grocery store before they had to bunker down... I was sitting there praying for GOD to let my husband stay with me. I remember the days of thinking that life was rough before it really got rough... I don't know that I want to be so oblivious to cancer but I would like to have some days when I am not shaking from the inside out.

I sure hope everyone gets where they need to be for the weekend, I hear we have more snow coming to Wisconsin on Sunday.

GOD's blessings

I remember when I was in treatment I would walk down the street and think..."every single person here is normal except me" I felt isolated, hard done by, like a victim.....happy and grateful too to be receiving treatment.....but mostly I felt different like I stood out like a big capital CCCC was on my forehead.....CANCER

sorry....i know this sounds exaggerated but I really want to assure new peeps and people in treatment....you come out the other side and you feel normal again......well okay maybe not normal.....but sortof cancer normal...

mags

Hope you keep your power because of the storm.  Be safe hope your treatment goes good. Jeff