Well, now that I have actually been told the D day, I just continue to plod on daily to try to arrange Bituach Leumi (help in house), to Meuchedet (my health coverage plan), and to continue my life as if there is no day set to totally change my life, at least for now and beyond.
If I think too much, it won't be good, and I am sure I will do enough of that at the last minute.
I am having a lumpectomy initially, with a possible 2nd operation in case they find lymph nodes that need to be removed in addition. That is step one. I will discuss further things further on. I am kind of spaced out, but not really, as I am doing all the preparations on my own, other than when Dr. Olsha tells me that I must bring 'someone' with, then my dear cousin is walking there right beside me. The phone calls have been so helpful and uplifting. The nicest gift anyone can give a person facing difficulties is the gift of time, time to call and listen, time to perhaps visit for a short time if it is wanted by the 'patient'.
And life marches on-Oct. 21-now Nov. 19-soon to be Nov. 30, but many miles to walk until then-to enjoy life's daily blessings and activities.
I wish each and every one who may be following this blog due to illness a refuah shlaimah, a speedy recovery.
Bye for now.
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