Finally I am home! We have checked out of the hotel and will be officially discharged from the cancer center on Friday. Right now my focus is just on eating and drinking enough... and keeping it down. Sleeping in my own bed is wonderful, napping on my own couch is much more comfortable and just hearing everyday sounds like lawnmowers and birds is very nice.
We have a final appointment/exit meeting on Friday. I'll find out then just where I am at and how careful I have to be and for how long. I'll also get this line taken out, so happy about that!
I am ready to start healing and getting stronger. I want to be done with cancer. I never want this to come back.
Home Sweet Home! Rest, sleep, rest some more.
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WOW! you are Home! How great is that! I am so truly happy for you!
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