My CT Scan is the week after next and while it is not going to determine if I am in remission, it will provide my Oncologist with a better understanding of the tumor in my lung and if it has grown large enough for me to have a biopsy. Biopsies are not always those kinds of procedures that one looks forward to unless the results are positive and I suppose that there is a 50/50 chance there as well.
While cancer is not always a function of age, age is always a function that something is going to go wrong with one's body (as it is always just a matter of time) and it is that opportunity that older people always must look forward to.
- My physical endurance when working outside has been cut in half
- My ability to walk up the stairs of a cruise ship from bottom to top has been restricted
- My strength to lift objects above my head without shoulder joint pain is limited
- My hip joints hurt when I sleep too long on one side
- My eyes can no longer see the tiny print on a computer screen in dim light
- My back gets thrown out of whack if I bend over wrong
OLD AGE IS A BITCH MY FRIENDS... and, it is bound to get worse before I die, since there is little possibility that it will ever get better.
No doubt, my wife's CT Scan will be clean and her cancer remains in remission and each time I look over at her, she has her earphones in and is dancing about as if she really does not give a damn... we all need to follow her example.
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