Thank you everyone for your best wishes. The surgeon said it is “a little cancer”. He took a wedge out, a portion of the lobe. It depends on what comes back from the lympnodes biopsy. If its positive then I will have to have chemo.
I don’t have an appetite and I feel nausea. I didn’t get much sleep. So as I try to give you this update I’m nodding off. Tentative discharge is Friday or Saturday. I have scheduled post untl Sunday. Hopefully I’ll be able to come up with something creative. Excuse any errors in this commercial. I’m exhausted and typing on the tablet.
like cotton balls dipped in dye
natures’ jewels
paint autumns’ hues
brass, gold, emerald and ruby
clutching the remnants of summer
swaying in the wind
until they rain down
to join their fallen brethren
rolling out the carpet
to welcome winters’
grand entrance
© Kimberly Wilhelmina Floria 11/14/14
silentlyheardonce 
xoxo!!!!
XOXOXO back at you.
So much better to read this when you seem to be getting through… best wishes for a good result.
Thank you I think I’m coming a long good.
Hoping for the best and thinking of you.
Recovering.
It can be so hard to get rest in hospital. Here’s hoping for you..
xoxoxo
Thanks. You know this hospital was good. They didn’t come in too often. They took vitals in the morning, brought all the meds. The doctors did their rounds and at about 10 pm they hardly came in unless I or my roommate need them.
A little is better than a lot. Now we wish for more good news, Kim. Still waiting and hoping and in your corner. Thanks for letting us know where we stand. Get your rest for the remainder of the battle.
Hi Mark, Finally getting around to reading comments. I really had no choice in the matter. My body demanded and still demanding rest. Guess it takes us old folks longer to bounce back.
Keep resting, Kim. Us old folks need it. We surely do. 🙂 I hope you are feeling a lot better.
Some days good others I just want to rest.
Take it slow and get well. 🙂
Good thoughts and love being sent to you ((hugs))
Thank you my friend. Sorry it took so long to respond. 🙂
Imagine what I am wishing you and you will not go far wrong, sister mine.
Hey Ben, Know you’re in my corner. This is a slow recovery. I never imagine being in pain and on the mend for almost 3 weeks. Ugh!! 🙂
Each day past is one day closer to the end of this torment and resumption of a “normal” life.
I hope. I had to use the oxygen last night. It felt like an elephant sitting on my chest. They have a COPD commercial like that.
Hi Kim. A “little cancer.” for a GIANT, that’s you. I had a friend who went through chemo. Initially, she resisted like crazy. And I’m not saying you resisted, but….
I shared this with here:
During your chemo, visualize every drop of that medicine going in your veins as a golden/orange light of love flowing in and bathing, soothing, caressing, and pulsating, with the healing of the Holy Spirit.
May the Blessing Be!
Ametia
Thank you Ametia for those encouraging words. I’m blessed even further. I don’t need chemo. They found and got all the cancer out. I’m just dealing with the pain of recovering. They took a wedge as they call it out of my lung. So I guess healing is going to take more time than I thought. 🙂
Sending lots of love to you, dear Kimberly x
Sending love back Sarah. Thank you. 🙂
I hope they come back with good news for you. Hang in there.
All good news. Just have to let time heal me. 🙂
That is great! I am quite happy for you!
Hang in there, keeping you in our prayers
Thank you Bill. I’m hanging on. 🙂
Thank you for the update and get some rest. I hope it comes back with good news for you. Fingers crossed
Hey Al, Everything is good. Just have to give myself time to heal. 🙂
Good 🙂