[Artemisia] Auraelia's cancer progress

[morgan wolf]

Congrats on getting through the chemo Auraelia, and remember, Mead is made with honey, water, maybe some fruit, and yeast- it isn't poison, it's health food!
 
Morgan
 
 
Baron Morgan Blaidd Du,
GHA(2), CQC, PCA, CCH;

Protege and Ghillie to Baron Master James Ulrich MacKellar, OL OP;
and Baroness Mistress Rachel Ashton, OP




----- Original Message ----
> From: Auraelia de Medici <auraeliade at yahoo.com>
> To: arnhold at yahoogroups.com; ArtemisianStables at yahoogroups.com; Artemisia List <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
> Sent: Thursday, July 16, 2009 8:35:12 PM
> Subject: [Artemisia] Auraelia's cancer progress
> 
> Today is a huge milestone for me!  I had my last chemo treatment.  No more 
> poring poison in my veins!  Adios to the chemo suite!  Good-bye, good luck, and 
> I didn't let the door hit me on the way out!  For once, I get to recoup knowing 
> it's not temporary.   In a few weeks, before I start radiaiton, I'd like to have 
> a party here in Boise as a "re-coming out."  I have a bottle of mead that Blaise 
> and I bought at an auction in Twae Linnes that I plan to open as I've avoided 
> alcohol during chemo because I aleady had enough poison running through my 
> veins.  
> 
> Asylynne!  You need to be here when it's opened because you're one of the 
> primary people involved when we got that mead.
> 
> When I'm more lucid, I'll try to put together a time and date.  We might play 
> 80's videos on the TV again. :)
> 
> I'm still not out of the woods with treatments.  August 4, I have a PET scan 
> scheduled.  A couple of weeks following that, they will have sculpted my plan 
> for radiation.  Radiation therapy will last anywhere from 5 to 6 weeks.  It will 
> have it's own set of complications, but probably not nearly as bad as the chemo 
> and it will go a lot faster.
> 
> Thank you to everyone who's had me in their prayers and thoughts.  It means a 
> great deal to me and I attribute those prayers to helping me stay sane 
> throughout the past six months.  Once everything is over, I've been told it 
> could take up to two years to be "normal" again.  I plan to push the envelope 
> and see how fast I can go.  And I can't wait for my hair and eyebrows to come 
> back!  The itching, malaise, and symptoms that have plagued me so very badly for 
> the past five years are all things of the past, too.  Good Riddance!
> 
> Please still remember me, I'm not out of the woods yet, but THANK YOU for the 
> support, kindnesses, and messages I've gotten.  They mean a great deal.
> 
> With kindest regards,
> Lady Auraelia de Medici
> aka Rosellen 
> 
> Kicking Hodgin's Lymphoma one day at a time!
> 
> 
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