It was a good week!

Monday I woke up to a big fat profit sharing deposit in my bank account from my wonderful employer. I bought one thing for me and the rest put towards property taxes. I had been waiting for awhile to buy myself a new iPad air and give my old iPad to the hubby. Monday was also the day that I finally got to meet, face to face, my new family doctor. He asked me a few questions (his nurse practitioner already had my medical history documented) and then sent off for a pelvic ultrasound to put my mind at ease. He doesn't seem to think its a re-occurrence of cancer but is taking all the precautions to put my mind at ease I guess. I found out after I left there that he is a Bruins fan...I love him already!

Tuesday was forecast to get a ton of snow, so I ended up cancelling my social worker appointment; I really didn't feel like trudging through snow down the wind tunnel known as King Street East.(as it was we got nothing!) I was actually starting to feel better, not worrying as much and the other symptoms were subsiding so I figured I shouldn't waste their time. One of my cancer doctors did call me on Thursday asking if my symptoms had disappeared and I was so delighted to say they had. So he calls in a new prescription for me!  Letrozole is its name - I bought a 90 day supply - if it starts effecting my head - it will be stopped. Its not worth it and I still don't know what damage the previous drug has done. I really hope I'm wrong on my self diagnosis.

This week has only two appointments. Wednesday night I will be attending the CJAI Board of Directors meeting on Amherst Island and Thursday morning I have my ultrasound over in the Blackburn mews. Say a little prayer that the new pills don't drive me crazy (again-still)

I must admit, this is one boring blog this week. If your reading this from my facebook post, take a look at some of my 'album' posts that I have been resurrecting - These are stories of my youth - when life was carefree and FUN!!

Have a great week everyone. It certainly feels like Spring has Sprung!