I really was feeling much better until I was told in July that I have Lymphoma in the neck. So I have been quilting when I feel like, sleeping when I feel like it and taking Chemotherapy and Radiation twice a week. Such is life.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Changed my mind
on what quilt to hand quilt next. I didn't have a piece of backing that would accommodate the Glorified Nine Patch from the last post, so I am working on quilting my Postage Stamp quilt that I was working on before I go sick.
I really was feeling much better until I was told in July that I have Lymphoma in the neck. So I have been quilting when I feel like, sleeping when I feel like it and taking Chemotherapy and Radiation twice a week. Such is life.
I really was feeling much better until I was told in July that I have Lymphoma in the neck. So I have been quilting when I feel like, sleeping when I feel like it and taking Chemotherapy and Radiation twice a week. Such is life.
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Jay that looks just gorgeous. The simple quilting suits it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your treatment. I'm not very favorable towards chemo right now. My brother-in-law just passed away from cancer and the chemo did as much to kill him as the cancer. There's got to be a better way, if only the powers that be would allow it.
ReplyDeleteHi Jay, I lost most of my blogs when my Windows 8 system crash, yea, I thought I was done with crashing systems when I replaced XP ... WRONG. Anyway, sorry to learn of your most recent diagnoses. The best advice I was given "cancer treatment has come a long way in the last 10 years" ... keep that thought. I am now 3 year survivor. I have not finished my postage stamp top... too many QOV's!! I might be in your city soon for a class, will let you know for sure. Playing nurse to hubby, he fell and broke right ankle so is home recuperating.
ReplyDeleteDarn computers ... I just wrote you a long message and now it's gone!! Sorry to learn on your most recent diagnoses, life is not fair. Best advice I was given "cancer treatment has changed dramatically in the past 10 years" ... keep that thought. I am now a 3 year survivor. Might be in your city for a class soon, playing nurse to hubby, he fell and broke his right ankle. Take care!!!!!
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