Thursday, February 01, 2007

One week at a time



Thursday Night....................... Beautiful isn't it? I look to the sky in Prayer and I feel blessed.

Friday Tomorrow........................... Mmmmm

Its okay now, I look forward to Fridays. It used to scare the shit out of me. I used to cry before every injection and then wait for the onslaught. I do not feel that way any longer. I look at it as being one more week towards a cure. One more week that leads me towards the light at the end of the tunnel. One step closer to living a full healthy productive life.

I have more bloods done tomorrow (YAY) then back to the specialist next week for my monthly checkup. It will be the week after that, I am more anxious about. We find out after the 12 week mark if it is working and whats going on. We find out what the next 12 weeks will hold in store for me. It will either be stop its not going to work, continue for another 12 weeks or we pray for another 24 weeks full steam ahead its doing its job and now you have an 85% chance of a full cure.

I wasn't grateful yesterday I was sick in pain and have an abscess and ulcers in my mouth. I went to the dental hospital this morning and its something I have to put up with as my teeth are fine its another side effect.

I came home not being able to smile outwardly but on the inside I am doing a dance. I am grateful for the opportunity I am grateful for the side effects getting easier I am grateful for the chance to be well and live a long healthy life.

Fridays I will celebrate. They will no longer be a thorn in my side. They will be a celebration of nearing the end. So no more self wallowing (for now, no promises Hehe) Only positive thoughts and actions.

Peace and Health to all xxx

Edit- Note to self, when feeling unwell on injection day, follow directions don't think you remember. You cant rely on your memory. Don't try a new injection site. Do push air out of needle before starting to inject into new site. If you do remember pull out push air out and then don't re-inject in the same new spot.

Screwing the whole positive start to Fridays keep smiling and write a note, not to do the same thing next week.

16 Comments:

At 11:55 pm , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm new here and trying to catch up on what is happening in your life. Thank you for your comment this morning, it's nice to know that I'm not alone in my wants and wishes. Once my daughter's playdate arrives I'll be back for more.

 
At 11:59 pm , Anonymous Anonymous said...

just sending hugs and warm fuzzies that you will be feeling ok, poet

 
At 2:33 pm , Blogger Karen said...

Wow, gorgeous! I saw the moon rise tonight but I didn't have my camera handy.

Thank you for your comment and wishes on my blog.

 
At 4:31 pm , Blogger JP (mom) said...

Oh Shazzie,

I'm sorry things didn't go well with the injection. I wish, oh how I wish, I could be there to give you a big hug and tell you that it will (yes, it WILL) get better. I damn well better get better.

I bought 2 lottery tickets today - was thinking of YOU!

Love you lots, sweetness.

Your soul sista,
Deb

 
At 4:42 pm , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh wow, beautiful photograph.

Sounds like you had a bad injection so hope you find lots of comfort and pain-free days ahead...(((shaz)))

dd/sandy

 
At 8:48 pm , Blogger Vanessa said...

So sorry that the injection didn't go smoothly. You're doing a great job at being brave and positive despite it all though, love. Making us proud. Not to mention full of awe and admiration. I love that you are so straight-forward about your feelings. Sending you hugs and hoping things ease up on ya, bloggy momma.
Love,
Vxxx
P.S. Watch your e-mail inbox for a photo of that I'm sending to make you laugh!!

 
At 1:25 am , Blogger claireylove said...

sorry your injection sucked this week, shaz. sending you love and hugsx x x x

(p.s. love that photo of you and my other friendly bloggie lovelies - i'm imagining i'm sitting opposite you all at dinner :^D)

 
At 9:31 am , Blogger bee said...

okay, shazzie,

i'm back. i'm here. you need a hug? {{bee hugs shaz}}

i'm sorry your injection sucked. man. i wish there was something i could do to make it better. know that i'm here for you if you need anything.

 
At 3:23 am , Blogger angela said...

So sorry about the injection and the painful mouth.
Sending you big hugs.
Angela

 
At 4:54 am , Anonymous Anonymous said...

You have such a good perpective on this....that light at the end of the tunnel...health and light. I so pray for that too. Your 12 week tests are around the corner. I will all be praying for GOOD news regarding how this treatment is doing exactly what it is supposed to be doing. I can't begin to imagine what you go through on a daily basis with this; there are so many awful side affects, but as you know, I concentrate on the end goal for you.

And, as always, I maintain that you are amazing and wonderful and beautiful.

Thinking of you and sending you love,
J
xoxoxox

 
At 10:38 pm , Blogger angela said...

Thank you for your generous comment.
You rock!
Big hugs,
Angela
Hope you're feeling better today.

 
At 12:15 am , Anonymous Anonymous said...

From Angela to Shaz:
that's truly the best thing I've heard this week.
Congratulations. I know exactly how hard it's been!
Hugs,
Angela
Sorry I don't have time to do all the log-in stuff.

 
At 1:02 am , Blogger rel said...

Shaz,
Hi, I'm pleased to make your acquaintance. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Congratulations on kicking cigs to the curb...you'll never regrt it.
I'm quite good at giving injections...it's part of my job.
rel

 
At 1:25 am , Blogger Claire said...

You're so brave sweetie. Keep your eyes on that light at the end of the tunnel.

Cxx

 
At 10:12 am , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Shaz...thinking about you and hoping you're doing okay.

dd/sandy

 
At 10:19 am , Blogger sandy said...

Hi Shaz...thinking about you and hoping you're doing okay.

sandy

 

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