6/7 of 17

I'm so happy that my blog is uneventful. Yesterday was another perfect day. No fatigue, no stomach pains, no meds, just a normal day again. The light is SO clear at the end of the tunnel. At this point, in my mind, cancer is behind me. I'm going through the motions of the rest of my radiation even though I believe I don't need anymore. If the chemo took care of the large lymph nodes, it only makes sense that it killed any and all micro malegnancies that might have been present at the same time. The reality is I don't know crap about medicine or cancer so I'll finish doing whatever my doctors ask.



Yesterday I went to the gym after work for the first time since I started chemotherapy, another big step forward.



Today, my sister Kristy, is taking me out to lunch after my treatment because she lost a bet. I had told her to rent "August Rush" and she said the cover looked lame. I bet her that it would be the best movie she had seen all year. After she watched the movie she admitted defeat. To lunch we go.



On to another normal day.

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