Yes, you are correct! Today was my last radiation treatment. I hope to not ever need to repeat the experience. If you were to see me, you might be disappointed that I don't seem thrilled. I am, it's just that I am still dealing with a stupid cough from a dumb cold.
Rest assured, should you or a loved one ever need radiation, the most trying part of the experience will likely be just the day in day out drag of it all. Fun radiation fact, nurse Hope told me today that radiation continues to work in your body for two weeks after you finish treatment.
I would like to take a moment to brag. Today, the technicians told me- and it was not for the first time, that I have amazing skin and in fact, technician Theresa said my skin hand held up wonderfully and she has only seen a handful of patients that looked as good as me by the end of the treatment.
I said to The Man: "Apparently my body is made to really ace cancer treatments." He looked at me like I'm a few cards short of a deck.
Would be very nice if my body could also like not allow cancer cells to hang out and build themselves into a mass again. I've already committed to doing my part through eating healthy, regular exercise, and not taking up vaping; I just need my biology to also commit to staying cancer free!
Treated myself to a celebratory Mug Cake courtesy of Becky McNeill in one of my Snoopy mugs.
Now 12 days and I'm back at the hospital for a preventative Bilateral Salpingectomy What a February, eh?
