This third cycle of chemo has been more trying than the prior 2 for some reasons. But my way has been cheered by the beautiful things people have made for me. For instance, today I received a pair of hand knit socks from one of my patients. I have often admired hers in the office. She even sent washing instructions. Aren't they great?
Last week my friend and fellow book club member , Elizabeth, brought me a bag of knit caps, one even festive enough for the 4th of July. You would be surprised how good a warm cap feels once the wig is off, even in summer.

Then there is Kathy's incredible comfort quilt. It has lived up to its name many times over.

Time for a wig wash today. It apparently needs to be done every 2 weeks or so. It hasn't dried

Judging from the last two cycles I will feel considerably better by Saturday. I'll keep you up to date.
It is wonderful to see how great you are doing. You have been such a blessing to so many that it is no surprise to me so much love is being sent your way. You are thought of and prayed for on a daily basis.
ReplyDeleteLove the socks. And your friend is a truly confidant knitter to present a pair to you. I knit a pair last winter but the do NOT match. I forgot one essential step in the second sock and it would be perfect for someone who needed a sock to fit over toes that were enclosed in one of those walking casts. Hope the weekend is brighter for you.
ReplyDeleteLove, PEGGY
You continue to be in my thoughts & prayers. I love the pictures you post and hearing how you are doing. I hope you will feel stronger soon.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Christi