I'm still struggling with the post-NOLOSE cold, and it's kicking my ass.
I've started the licensure process and already can't wait to see the end of it. (But yay! Started it!)
Last weekend my friends hosted a Moveon.org Obama callathon party to mobilize volunteers in swing states. I called about 40 people in a small county in Virginia from my
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And, whoa, about the proteins, all of the testing, and the worries. That's a lot to be carrying, you hero you (I watch the show, too, and know that the word doesn't always mean what it used to, except when it kind of does. And that there's a power involved, at least one, which is clearly the case with you.) I'm really sorry about the scary parts, and the painful parts. And I'm really glad that you don't have cancer.
Here's to integration, and the time and work it takes, and the gifts that it brings. And, so seriously, here's to love.
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I would imagine weird, too, on the tails of your graduation and a much broader Eastern medical knowledge than before: spending so much time in w. medicine as a patient right now, trying to figure out things going awry, trying to get as much info as you can on scary shit.
I'm so glad you don't have the cancer! You have the blood of a senior pumping through your veins!
Love, heart and courage to you.
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You have the blood of a senior pumping through your veins!
Yes! Maybe I should look at it in that light, like extra wisdom added into my mix :)
Thanks so much for your support *
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Thanks so much *
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*hugs you tight*
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Thanks for that hug *
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I am sorry about the scary helath stuff...but very happy that you are well.
xoxoxoxoxoB
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