Holy Cow
I can't believe how the time has sped by.
It is strange, after 15 years of always looking the same, and having people come up to me and say, "were you the girl in New York with the purple ends to your hair? I remember YOU" to now have people say, "Wait, THAT was you?"
It happens all the time now. Today I was talking to a friend, whom I hope will dance with me, and told her I did a dance piece 3 weeks after my last chemo treatment. And she said, "Wait, was your head shaved? THAT was you?"
I've been having a lot of fun with all my new looks. But now I'm starting to wonder.... what do I really want to look like? Apparently my fun is very confusing to my fans (just kidding).
On the health side..... years of hot flashes or years of irregular periods, which is worse?
Had this year's MRI, so far so good! MRI no fun though. Every time I give blood or get an IV, I go through the same process: first they spend a lot of time pushing on my veins. They ask if they really can't use my other arm. They rub/warm my arm and poke in a needle. Nothing happens. They apologize and go for my hand. Fortunately that usually works.
It is strange, after 15 years of always looking the same, and having people come up to me and say, "were you the girl in New York with the purple ends to your hair? I remember YOU" to now have people say, "Wait, THAT was you?"
It happens all the time now. Today I was talking to a friend, whom I hope will dance with me, and told her I did a dance piece 3 weeks after my last chemo treatment. And she said, "Wait, was your head shaved? THAT was you?"
I've been having a lot of fun with all my new looks. But now I'm starting to wonder.... what do I really want to look like? Apparently my fun is very confusing to my fans (just kidding).
On the health side..... years of hot flashes or years of irregular periods, which is worse?
Had this year's MRI, so far so good! MRI no fun though. Every time I give blood or get an IV, I go through the same process: first they spend a lot of time pushing on my veins. They ask if they really can't use my other arm. They rub/warm my arm and poke in a needle. Nothing happens. They apologize and go for my hand. Fortunately that usually works.