This week has not started out well. I went Mon. for my mammogram. I thought I had detected a lump. So the mammogram was unpleasant and quite painful. I guess they were trying to get a good picture, but I was so sore the next day and even saw some bruises. What an ordeal! After the mammo they sent me immediately to ultrasound to look more closely. I said to the girl, "Well I weigh more now, so it's probably just fat tissue, right?" She didn't even look at me. No answer. Not a grunt, a flinch, or even a burp, or anything. I know they're not permitted to give even the slightest hint. Perhaps I should have bribed her some chocolate!
So I have to wait now and see what doc wants to do. A biopsy, more pictures of my sore breast? Who knows. So I have been really down and even though I have tons of quilts to get done, I couldn't get up and get them done. Finally I looked in the closet and picked the next one up.
It was a lovely sampler with a gorgeous applique border, meticulously hand done. "Do whatever you want", it said on a note attached. So this is what I did. I just quilted away...all day long. Have you ever just followed a road, not knowing where it leads? You just want to follow it and see where it goes? Well that's kinda what it was like for me. It made me very happy.
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Me encanta la actitud que tienes. Verás que todo irá bien.
Sólo en el presente podemos ser felices. Vive momento a momento.
Best wishes on your lump, I hope it turns out as well for you as it did for me, mine turned out to be a lipoma(sp?)which is a fatty tumor. Having it removed was not that bad, uncomfortable but not very painful. Gorgeous quilting. Thank goodness for the ability to do something like this to cheer us up.
Sending happy thoughts and good wishes your way that everything goes well with that lump. And yes, focus on the happy things for a while...it's good therapy!!
It is very scary when they find something, and awful to have to wait for the results. Vibes for a harmless result are on their way to you!
Meant to tell you in my other comment that I hope everything is fine with your mammogram. I had one recently (my first at age 44--I had put them off) and haven't heard anything so no news is good news I guess. Prayers for you.
My best thoughts and wishes are going your way Vivian. Your quilting on that gorgeous quilt was absolutely exquisite. How smart of you to involve yourself so deeply in your work as a distraction.
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