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Lisa, we should meet and I can share my very successful technique for using the slots! Bring your angel…..
It would be fun but at the moment most of my appointments are in Coupeville unless I see a specialist at Providence. Will let you know.
charlotteCharlotte, Your a hoot! Sounds like you have a great husband to support you (in many ways)! Way to go being a disbeliever and surpassing the ‘prognosis’. Keep it up girl. Look forward to reading your next post.
Hugs. nancyHey Charlotte, we should meet at the casino. It’s 10 minutes from where I live. I could use a little angel luck, too!
Hope you’re feeling better.
Charlotte, I LOVE your posts. First, congratulations on the Casino windfall. Wow! 17 months, you go girl! Hugs also to the Master Chef. Charlotte, keep up the wonderful spirit and wishing you continued good news. Can’t wait to hear about the Scan!
Charlotte – You are an awesome fighter and your attitude will take you very far. Positive attitude, don’t give in, rest when you need to and let your husband do all the cooking and pamper you. Thanks for the update and I look forward to more. Blessings, Susan
So my older sister called yesterday and asked how I was doing. I said if they removed my right hip and leg I would feel completely normal. A quick update. I am now 17 months out from my initial diagnosis and prognosis of 6-12 months. Being a hearty disbeliever in prognoses I said I would not follow their timeline. I had right hip pain and found that I had cancer in my right hip with subsequent surgery for stabilization followed by 10 total days of radiation. The second week I was feeling so good I was able to drive myself and somehow my car turned into the Angel of the Winds Casino where the angels filled my coffers with just under $500 to cover my gas money and lunches. So my roller coaster was on the way up. So last Saturday I was just standing near my bed having been up for several hours. Slowly I started to topple backwards and landed on my boofer. It was hilarious with my husband trying to pick up my hefty backside while I pulled on the bedrails. So that started my ride back down. I did not break anything but have had a great deal of pain since then requiring a walker again after having not needed an assist for a couple of weeks. So that’s my tale until May 11th when I get my CAT scan report. The good side of my disability is that my husband has decided to become the family chef and has made such exquisite meals that I am abdicating forever……
Charlotte
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