I had my scan today.
Barely.
Something about a change in the system and needing to be authorized - which takes 4 days.
Which I wasn't.
Thought for a minute there it was going to be rescheduled.
Again.
But some very dedicated and kind ladies went above and beyond and made it happen.
They. Are. Awesome!
But now I feel totally yucky because of the iodine they inject you with.
Gross.
They have to do it twice for me.
(I am such an over achiever.)
Basically my scans are far enough a part that I forget about how bad it makes me feel.
So, the first time you are like - wow, that wasn't so good.
But then...
Then you get to lay there and anticipate the second injection.
Did I say gross already?
It's awful.
Plus, you feel like you are peeing your pants.
Awesome.
Didn't know if you knew that or not - or even wanted to know that.
But now you do.
No, I am not joking.
As the iodine travels through your body it totally makes you feel like you are just a peeing a way.
TMI?
Thank goodness they warned me about it the first time I had one of these done or it would have been even more awkward.
Can you imagine?
Um... excuse me... I think I just peed all over and I have no idea why.
Alright, I will get off that topic.
Oh, the tales of cancer.
Anyway, back to me feeling yucky :-)
So, we've established I feel yucky.
The other day a lady sent me a note.
She was having a really bad day.
And I told her when I have days like that I just start to think of all the blessings I have in my life and it makes me feel better.
So, I am going to follow my own advise.
I am blessed that I even woke up this morning and was even able to take another breath.
I am blessed to have the wonderful husband that I have.
That we will be celebrating another anniversary tomorrow.
I am blessed to have the four beautiful children that I have.
That they love their mama the way they do.
I am blessed to have the rest of the family that I have.
My forever friends too.
I am blessed to have the energy that I have.
To be able to do what I love every day.
I am so blessed by the continual grace that God gives me - even though I don't deserve it.
The simple fact remains that I would choose to feel like this every minute of every day if it meant that I could watch my children grow up and grow old with my husband.
This is but a grain of sand in a sandy beach of eternal life but I plan on experiencing as much of this grain of sand that I possibly can.
So, I am going to put my big girl boots on, suck it up and stop whining.
Thanks for reading.
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