I'm baaaaaaaaaack, and cancer free. What a weird few weeks. Scary shit. Over.
Moving on, Em helped me add a little comical value to my situation. After surgery, I guess it's common (I learned this AFTER) to have some random twitches and spasms, Em laughed and said "Welcome to my world! ha!". We talked about the hate for catheters, stupid nurses who don't know how to put in an IV, and how we love tattoes but hate getting blood drawn.
Amazing how people who aren't blood related can be so related. :)
During my break from blogging, both our Grandmother and my Ex's mother passed away. Both funerals were held the same day, and I was unable to attend because of f'n surgery. Things have been rough. Good thing that hardships can make tougher skin, I think I'm close to leather.
I'll be home in Wisconsin in less than two weeks. I can't wait. I called Em and said hi to the kids, they sure miss thier favorite Aunt. I sure miss all of them too.
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A blog devoted to my sister's life and struggle with Huntington's Disease.
The Reason
While home on vacation in the early Spring of 2009, my family informed me that my sister was recently diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease. This blog was not only created to educate those of the battle with this uncurable disease, but also to tell a story of a beautiful person.
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