by Kathy | Jan 14, 2015 | Reconstruction
Now that my treatment and reconstruction surgeries are over, my journey with breast cancer has come to an end. I have enjoyed sharing my stories with you, but now it is time for me to focus forward. I have already started traveling again and resumed my work schedule....
by Kathy | Dec 10, 2014 | Reconstruction
I had an appointment with my dentist today to take the final impressions for my dental implant. As the dentist checked everything out and the hygienist prepared the gooey substance to form the impression, I asked the dentist if my implant had a number engraved on it....
by Kathy | Nov 6, 2014 | Reconstruction
My sister and brother-in-law came to visit and supposedly to celebrate the end of reconstruction. Personally, I think they just wanted to blow some things up. After three surgeries, 12 weeks of restrictions, seven JP drains, and enough scars to form a patchwork quilt,...
by Kathy | Sep 26, 2014 | Reconstruction
I have read that dogs have the uncanny ability to sense their owner’s emotions and needs. There was even a recent news story about one dog’s ability to predict seizers in its owner. I am certain that our last dog, Dolly Dog knew that I was unwell and she...
by Kathy | Sep 17, 2014 | Reconstruction, Surgery
My final reconstruction surgery is scheduled for Friday and I’m rather looking forward to it. It is as though I can see the finish line and can’t wait to cross it. I have crossed off so many goals and milestones in my journey with cancer, but the big goal...
by Kathy | May 18, 2014 | Coping, Hyperbaric Treatments, Reconstruction
My son, Steven, flew in to stay with me for ten days following my great escape from the hospital. He was in charge of my pain medications and driving me to and from hyperbaric treatments and doctors appointments. Since I was restricted from using both arms, he was...
