As we are discussing the possibility of chemotherapy yet again ,as opposed to continuing with the sumedrol (cortisone),I thought I would show you some physical effects it has had on my face over nine months.
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That was a brave thing for you to do, Caroline. It does make you look different. Mike's girlfriend has had to take if for a few months because of a blood disorder, and she is quite distressed about the changes it has wrought.
RépondreSupprimerYou're smiling. I know you said you don't like to hear things like this, but you ARE brave.
Big hug from me.
I have seen a lot of effects like that being an RN. You are still beautiful Caroline. Do what you gotta do. Walking with you.
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You may not be your normal self, but you still have beauty and a lovely smile, Caroline. I love your scarf, my 21 year old granddaughter was visiting yesterday and she wore one almost identical.
RépondreSupprimerThank you for sharing of yourself in such a vulneralbe way. I wonder if when you look at yourself you don't recognize yourself and how that impacts you. I imagine you don't want pity but would like us to have an inkling of what you are going through. Blessings.
RépondreSupprimerIf I do not look at your picture from before but just at your second picture I think you are very attractive. You have a lovely shade of eyes, your skin has great colour, you look quite healthy really. I know you see a difference in yourself, but you do look good anyhow.
RépondreSupprimerI MISS YOU MUM!! you are so beautiful always - and when people liken me to you it makes me happy. Hope Jack isn't playing any April's Fool Day tricks on you today.
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