We are so different! Sure! You knew that! When I have my radiation treatments , it is a
snuggling feeling when they cover my feet.
I wear sox and it is cold in the treatment room. The blanket feels good also. You sort of feel like you are tucked in and
soon you will be out of here.
After counting the tiles on the ceiling I felt my next
step for me was to volunteer while patients were getting other treatments. If they just wanted to chat, or I would show
them how to draw. They will let you
know, if they are too tired and want to sleep.
I respect that. I would have
been so grateful, if someone had been with me while I was having
radiation. Of course, this it is not
possible for anyone to be in the room with you during this type of
treatment. I am lucky the same
thirty-six tiles are on the ceiling in my line of vision! The same Phillips Head Screws are in the
large disk over my head! Just knowing
the possibility of perhaps helping someone else going through a similar
situation makes me feel better.
Someone asked, “What in the world do you blog about?”
My answer is some of the dumb things you think about when you go for your
treatments. I write about the wonderful
early mornings when the moon is out and I have my walks before my
treatments. This makes everything
worth-while and gives me energy. Hug, phyllis
05/06/1933 www.women70andover.com
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