It’s insidious – cancer. It has this capability of sneaking into your head, settling in and won’t go away, no matter how hard you try to think of something else. Yesterday, my first day without adult supervision, felt pretty normal. I attended to items on my “to do” list which made me feel productive. I had a number of animated phone conversations which added to my sense of well-being and overall good spirits. And by the time Nat got home, I was still sharp enough to have some quick-witted chat with him. I felt in charge, on top of life and in control.
It's Always There
It's Always There
It's Always There
It’s insidious – cancer. It has this capability of sneaking into your head, settling in and won’t go away, no matter how hard you try to think of something else. Yesterday, my first day without adult supervision, felt pretty normal. I attended to items on my “to do” list which made me feel productive. I had a number of animated phone conversations which added to my sense of well-being and overall good spirits. And by the time Nat got home, I was still sharp enough to have some quick-witted chat with him. I felt in charge, on top of life and in control.