Today was the day we had all prepared for as much as we could. We visited our endocrinologist early in the morning. We then registered for surgery which is her second one. The first was last December. After being highly educated by our oncology Dr's and our surgeon it was off to surgery. Anyone know the feeling of kissing you child before they go through the double doors without you? The surgery went as expected. Meaning good and found no other concerns. We were taken to the oncology unit for recovery.
At 2:15am Evie's received her first medicine for the chemotherapy treatments. The nurse said "she just started chemo," I teared up, she said "its emotional isn't it, it's ok to cry." I simply said oh I've cried a thousand tears and more. When she walked out I lost it.
There laid my little girl, with no ovaries or tubes, and was sound asleep receiving chemotherapy. We do not know what tomorrow will bring. Live each day with no regrets. Kiss and hug your spouse and kids. Be nice to all you meet. Enjoy the tiny moments. Cry the tears and dry them, lift your head to heaven and say thanks for another day.
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