The radiologist will read the M.R.I. results today and pass them on to my surgeon....I am praying for the best of course, complete healing...a miracle....no cancer found!!!! Or if God wills me to still have cancer, then no cancer in my left breast....even though I'm scared sometimes deep down I know that God is in complete control of my life and he will take care of me 150%
After the M.R.I. I had to wait what seemed like a gazillion hours to give blood to use for the operation and get a baseline EKG test to see how my heart rate goes normally. All that waiting for only 5 minutes! UGGH!!! BUT I met some really cool women in the waiting room and we shared many stories about life, cancer, etc. That's probably for me one of the best parts of having cancer - meeting so many kind and interesting people on the front lines.
While in the M.R.I. machine listening through my ear plugs to the very loud beeps, whirrs, and other noises I thought of how amazing God is that he created people that cared enough to invent such a machine as the M.R.I. along with the millions of other useful inventions and drugs.....I feel so blessed to have cancer at this point in time because there is so much more available for treatment......
God Bless you all for your notes, e-mails, calls, prayers, good wishes, cheers, and LOVE!
XO Annie
We love you Annie!!! Sounds like it was a long day... Your thankful attitude will do you good.
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