Ross...you got the idea now. Life is never the same after something like
cancer. The trick is to make the changes in attitude and acceptance that
make it BETTER than ever before! Like appreciating the people who love
you and making time for them at the expense of all the "small stuff" we
used to worry about. Like appreciating being able to see at all! I
could go on and on but I think you all got the point.
God Bless.
John
Ross Ylitalo wrote:
>
> Jean,
>
> I kinda suspect that my hair will not come in like it was prior to
> cancer--it feels a lot like sparse whiskers--kinda like when I was in High
> School and trying to grow my first beard. I have my head shaved bald--I
> really like my new "doo." I call it a "low-maintenance doo" when people
> comment on it--its comfortable.
>
> Right now its time for me to go and see the Prosthetist/Orthotist--I'm
> gonna see if he can help me with my quest to be a regular jogger--my knees
> give me trouble. I'm expecting to have a pair of eyeglasses in about a
> week now--you're right, life is bringing changes. I'm looking forward to
> my eyeglasses, I've been complaining about my monitor for the I don't know
> how many months now--I hope my eyeglasses give me a new level of comfort
> when working with my computer!
>
> "See" ya later!!
>
> Ross
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