On to radiation. You know? I was so apprehensive about how
this procedure would work. Again, fear of the unknown.
A few days ago I went in for my dress rehearsal. I zipped up
to the hospital after work, quite anxious. All the radiology girls were awesome.
The Girls of Room 2. They said the table I would be stretched out on would be a
bit uncomfortable. I was perfectly happy. After being on my feet for 8+ hours
at work this sliding table, or should I say bed, felt like heaven. I even dozed
off while they did their measuring.
When they returned I was given 6 teeny, tiny, itsy, bitsy
tattoos. No butterflies or hearts. Bummer. So tiny I can hardly distinguish
them from a freckle. Oh well. These are guideline markers. Oh, technology.
I met with the radiology nurse therapist. I had questions.
Don’t I always? After she picked my brain about books, I picked hers about side
effects. What to expect. She said some sunburn soreness. I was ok with that. I
said I had more creams and potions than CVS. She said I would be tired. Then
she told me with my crazy work schedule, I might not even notice. Good point.
The only time I’m NOT tired is when I’m doing a gig. Performing=Energy.
I’m so ready for this. 6 weeks of radiation. Monday through
Friday. It sounds ominous but I want to do it and be done with it. The pros and
cons are pretty much equal. Driving to the hospital every day is a drag. BUT.
The hospital is across from the mall. Oh Sephora. Oh Macy’s. Oh Nordstrom. On
second thought, this might be a con as well!!
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Punk hair! It's growing in super fast. |
I’ll let you all know how it goes. And now for a little
online sleuthing. I need to know what’s on sale at Macy’s!