Final Chemo

Soooo, had my final chemo session today, as I was was being plugged in a song came on the radio that means a lot to me, Big Country's In A Big Country. It's the sort of song that gets you up and jumping, the group originated from my home town in Scotland and it brings back memories of high school and plaid shirts (80s chic). Most of all the words, " come out screaming" and " I can look and breathe and see the sun in wintertime" for me ithat sums up how I feel, there's a lot of positives to come out of my BC journey, and it's not over yet. I have my op on the 22nd then I have the radiotherapy, then stick a fork in me, I'm cooked! I can't sing the praises of the oncology staff enough, the small kindnesses of the nurses, the smiles, the laughs. I feel very lucky to have had the standard of care that I had, the patience of the receptionists ( chemo brain is a bummer) and my oncologist was pretty damn good too. I'm a bit flummoxed as to what to do on Mondays now, but I'm sure I will think of something!