BEEN OFF THE RADAR FOR A WHILE

Thank you Michelle for your kind words.

I guess you have to be a fighter so you can get through these tough times.  I will get there in the end.  I have had a good morning and not had to lay down yet but I feel it comin on and then you just hit a wall and have to lay down and rest until your energy returns (if it does return that is hee hee)

I am doing it on my own and have pretty much done the majority of my journey on my own but hubby is home when he can which is about one week a month.  Someone has to earn the money at the moment so we can pay those bills that keep on coming.  I haven't been up to working through most of my journey and one of my jobs was quite physical and the others I needed to be able to think and a lot of the time that doesn't come easy with chemo brain.  Plus it didn't help that I needed to be in Perth for 7 weeks for my radiotherapy.

Anyway I am re-evaluating my life at the moment and not sure I will rush back to work this year anyway. My health comes first and I think we have  managed financially when put under restrictions and no joy with my Trauma cover coming to the party so we can manage till next year living frugally I reckon.   BC puts a different perspective on your life doesn't it.

I am getting better every day and I just hope for no setbacks so I can keep moving forward.

Are you going to the conference in October.  I am looking forward to it.

PS:  Your "hair" looks great.!!!!  My "hair" is similar style but more mousy colour.  I only wear it when I have to now.  I have a coating of salt and pepper coloured very very short straight hair so far so I have decided my lil community will have to get used to me like this from now on.  It is amazing how many double takes people give you but I am starting to laugh about it now where as before I stressed to the max and wouldn't step outside without something covering my head.  Your hair will grow back more beautiful than ever I am sure. 

LOL, Mich xoxo