Best friends are rare.
Thank goodness for this major illness.
I find I have found so many best friends. Who are they?
The doctors, the kind people in the MRI department. Why you say?
The MRI department? Yes, I
remember so vividly I had closterphobia as my best friend I carried with me in
elevators and crowded places. Surely, I
would never have an MRI, the ultimate closterphobia pal. Instead, the tech in the MRI department was
so kind to me to show me around the day before the test. I able
to now take any test that comes my way.
Those techs are now my best friends.
My other best friends are the people that work in the busy pharmacy at Wal-Mart
who helped me find an over the counter medicine on day three after my
surgery. They are surely my best friends. The Radiation department at Halifax Hospital,
Daytona Beach. There are two of my best
friends that have my gurney bed all made
up when I get there. They do
measurements on where I am on the gurney daily.
They come in mid-way through the procedure to put the rubber covering
over my No Boob. These are my best
friends. They have all made me feel as though I could ask them for help at any
time and they would come to my aid. All
so carrying and kind. I have said
thank-you, many times over. Is that
enough? No! I will never forget any of
them, as I know I would not have come this far had they not given me their
strong hand and smile covered with kindness. Hugs, phyllis 05/06/1933
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