Ring out!
Ring this bell
Three times well
The toll to clearly say
My treatments are done
Its course is done
And I am on my way!
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| The radiation "machine" which zapped me 25 times over 5 weeks. The whole things pivots and turns. |
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| My pink hat on and I'm resting my arms in a form mold made on the first day of the "simulation". I eventually will also have goggles on for watching my breathing and holding my breath during the treatments and a blue "cold" plastic-like cover called a breast mold placed on me. But modesty prevented me from having my photo taken in that "get up". |
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| I'm done! I rang that bell like I was on board my ol' Navy ship. Loud and sharp. And we all cheered...Katy and I and the 25 folks in the waiting room.....thrilled to be done. |
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| Dear Katy came the whole 250+ miles to be with me while I rang the bell. It was such a special time with her being there. Words can not express the gratitude and tremendous joy I felt. An unexpected sojourner and dear friend in life's journey.
Today's Journey Joys: Katy - truly an unforeseen friend when I started this cancer journey. Now I don't know what I would have done without her. A God-send indeed. "Thank You Lord for the many dear friends who have walked with me, supported, laughed, and cried, prayed and rejoiced with me. You are faithful!"
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