Grandma Times 7
In other news, I had the nasty test today and it went well. The good news was, no polyps. The bad news, my colon was longer than the probe so I had to have an additional test that was worse than the colonoscopy but I survived and will go to the doctor in a week to find out the results. I'm not worried. I figure if 5' of colon had no polyps, what are the chances the last foot would have one? I am pretty confident that I am fine in this regard. I don't have to worry about doing this again for another 5 to 10 years and when I go to the doctor for the results I will ask him if he wants 5 or 10. I suspect it will be 5 given my being a breast cancer survivor.
Now I have to go for a CT scan of my kidney. That will be in about two weeks. Once that's done and I get the results of those tests, I am pretty much done with doctor stuff for now. Since this has been going on since Februray, I will look forward to not having to worry about these appointments all the time. I will be happy with that for as long as it lasts. It's not fun to have your life revolve around doctor's appointments and tests.
I actually got some knitting done through all this. I am working on tier 18 on the Forest Path Stole. I am only going to go to tier 19 or 21. I will decide once I finish tier 19 if I want to do two more tiers or not. I am almost positive I won't go to tier 23 because the stole will be way too long if I do that.
Joseph came back from Ottawa today. It's amazing how much I missed him while he was gone. The apartment was so quiet. It sounds like he had a WONDERFUL time. He is just upset because he remembered to bring everything home and then forgot his hat on the bus. I am not giving up hope that they will return the stuff to the school and he might get it back. He was so upset about the hat. Here is a group picture that was taken in Ottawa. Joseph is the one in the front row with the long hair on the right bent on one knee in the Half Life 2 T-shirt.
I won the prize for most swatched posted to The Walker Treasury Project for the month of April. I received my prize in the mail yesterday. Times being were they were I haven't had a chance to post until now. Thank you Anne for the wonderful yarn. The yarn is 100% Merino in fingering weight and I have 333 yards. The colourway is gorgeous. You can see on top of the yarn the extras that came along with it. I love the buttons. Anne also sent me a book mark. I love bookmarks and this one will be put to good use.
2 Comments:
At 9:56 p.m., Maggie said…
Congratulations! How many grandchildren does this make it? Yay for healthy babies!
Nice yarn!
Joseph looks very grown up in the photo! I'm so glad he had a good time.
At 10:48 p.m., Chelle said…
Congratulations Grandma!!! What a happy occasion!
Your swatches for the Walker Treasury Project were fabulous...you are so deserving of that prize! Enjoy!
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