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Couple of roller-coaster weeks
Yup, went to the doc for a screening, and they found something suspicious. So I got to jump through a bunch of hoops and testings, and it looks like just a fibrous mass. They are going to do a "needle biopsy" (sounds like ouch to me!) but are pretty sure it's nothing. Alas, my tomatos are shot. They just got too wet. I have some new ones started but not the kind I wanted, couldn't find the seeds for them. Aaand, it's supposed to hit freezing tonight. Then get up to 79 by Sunday afternoon. Poor plants! The bunnies have discovered that the big dogs are all gone, and my little guy hasn't much interest in them. So I'm getting some wild bunnies skipping around the yard. Not a problem, since most of my garden areas have chicken wire on the lower part to keep out critters. And there was a goldfinch in my oak tree just singin' his little ol' heart out this morning. Wish I had time to read up on what everyone's up to, but there's just too much going on- DS's cap and gown arrived yesterday and I'm SO not ready for this! Weeds are a-calling! This blog entry has been viewed 299 times
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>>> but are pretty sure it's nothing <<<
perhaps, and thanks. Hmm, maybe when I hit the level where I get to choose a nickname I'll go for Princess of Poo, lol!
Mary, please keep us posted on your health issues.
Hey, I'm a survivor. Survived a massive stroke, and I've already beat cancer once. Must be all the fresh air & dirt under my fingernails!
I hope it is ok Mary do keep us updated on the test.
Praying that your health issues are not real issues and that all will be well. Login or register to leave a comment. |
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