Fantastic news - so glad it's all OK. You must feel sooooo much better.
The surgeon I see here in Melbourne is lovely and I like her alot. She is the Dr who treated Kylie Minogue. She's caring and most importantly listens when I speak and always takes my fears and concerns seriously.
I'm thinking when my due date for review comes around next I'm just going to ask to have it removed and then I can stop thinking about it.
There will always be the fear there and BC will always be the bogey man hiding in the wardrobe. After 5 years I have learned that being scared is a good thing, means I will always be vigilant. And as for the bogey man, well we have agreed to live together but keep our distance. He doesn't bother me and I won't evict him. xxx
Kris - do you ever fantasize about going to see your dr and bumping into KM in the waiting room ? Your surgeon sounds lovely - just the sort of dr everyone needs! I agree with your sentiments about the bogeyman - very well put. xxx
Kazbah - mmm very moving moment...I was half tempted to fly over and go out on that field and stand there representing myself - I'll be counted in the most recent year's statistics - but I really wanted to walk the Mother's Day Classic with my sister who might be moving soon so I prioritised that. Glad I did now because one of my BC sisters is very close to the end of her life and I was able to go and sit with her for a few hours this morning. Every one of those pink ponchos stands for someone precious.
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