Funny how things happen

So tomorrow is kind of an interesting day by the looks of it.

My dear friend Lauri (who took me to most of my chemo) will be spending most of the day at the hospital sitting where my parents did 4 weeks ago while her mother-in-law has a mastectomy. I hate that her family has to go through this and can only hope that the time she spent with me at those appointments prove to be helpful in the coming weeks. I am praying hard tonight that the nodes to do not glow from the dye and she only has to have the mastectomy. Please say a prayer and send some positive energy their way if you have some to spare.

Another friend of mine is dealing with her father having biopsies today on two masses, they will have to wait a week for results, he too has been back and forth with this nasty disease in the past few years. So at the risk of sounding greedy, please send some good vibes to them too.

Tomorrow morning I will start the day with a visit from the amazingly talented Lydia for some massage work on my right arm, it is not really as functional as I was hoping it would be and then I am off to an appointment with my radiation oncologist to hopefully have the tray made for my radiation. I have to be able to lift this arm to a certain height for this to be done...hopefully the magic fingers will do the trick!

I am hoping to stop by the hospital for a check on Lauri and her family on my way and maybe to deliver some lunch or something too.