While not exactly resigned to it, I'm an old hand and in pretty good shape at the moment. What bothers me is that there are really sick people and people new to chemo who are having to deal with this.
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I know what you mean--- about a month before my last scheduled appointment, my oncology department called and left a message that I needed to call them back right away. When I did, the receptionist said that they had switched records systems, and in doing so had lost about half the patients' insurance info, so could I give it to them again right away, even though I wasn't due in for a month.
I was not very nice in my response, especially after she told me it wasn't just me, it was a lot of the oncology patients.
Lord, Ginger. Happy fucking New Year.
I had to give my cat away yesterday. My roommate moved out, and I gave my cat to him, since he's in a better position to take care of Jordan. This was a very tough decision, and I still think it's the right one, but it absolutely tore me up yesterday. I was devastated, and had several sobbing jags. The house seems so empty now.
Aw, Sean. So sorry.
I'm sorry, Sean.
I need a nap. I was social with a group of neighbors yesterday and drank more than usual. Yawn.
Sympathies, Sean.
Oh, Sean, how hard.
I keep seeing (illusory) movement out of the corner of my eye, and expect it to be him slinking through the room.
On the up side, I'm doing a deep cleaning on the house, and for the first time I can remember, the floors are not instantly refilling with fur and crumbly little bits of clay.
Oh, Sean. How much love that takes. It's so tough. I am sorry you are going through this.