5 More Radiation Treatments

 The inside of the radiation machine

 Patty and I waiting for treatment

I can't believe it, I have only 5 more treatments.  It has gone fast.  I have been tired and I am getting pretty red.  I have to put this thick cream on my sites three times a day.  The treatments take about 30 minutes a day.  I asked the physicist how the radiation worked today.  It was pretty interesting.  He even opened up the machine for me.  I have been so impressed by all the people at Valley View Medical Center.  They have taken such great care of me.  My next step....hormone therapy for five years.  I will have another surgery in the spring but I am putting that at the back of my mind for a while. 

Image Reborn

 Downtown Park City

 My new friends

 Anna, from Salt Lake

 Lisa, from Salt Lake

 Kim, from Tennessee

 Sheila, our host

 It snowed -A LOT

 Cabin, a large cabin

 My bed, it reminded me of the cold war....

I was able to go to an Image Reborn retreat in Park City this weekend.  It was for Young Survivors, like me.  I made some pretty great friends.  They were from all over the country.  (Washington DC, Tennessee, Missouri, and Utah (Salt Lake, Orem and Cedar City).  I am so impressed by how all these wonderful ladies have dealt with their disease.  We also got so pampered!  Thank you Image Reborn. 

Save a Sister

I am so slow on my posts this month.  I think it may have something to do with me doing radiation??  Ha Ha. 

I was able to participate in the Save a Sister race in St. George, Utah.  This was October 20.  My mom and I joined as survivors.  We even got a special pink shirt to wear.  I took Kaili, Jordan and Houston with me.  We just pushed the two man stroller the whole way, go TEAM.  I had a lot of fun being there with some many supporters.  I even put pink hair gel in my hair.  Kaili, Jordan and my mom joined in the hair fun too. 

Pink Day

 Julie and Kelli, our TA's

 Office Staff

 Mr. Benson and Kalene

 Lynette and Gia

 Our Superintendent

 Lisa and I

 SPED department

 My BFF's

 Aleese

 Nancy, another Survivor

 Denise

 Our kids

 Patty, another survivor

 Margie

 SPED department

 Patty, another survivor

Well, I finally got the total donation amount for our Denim Day.  We raised $1438.00.  I am so grateful to everyone who supported this day.  It was such a fun day.  All of my co-workers dressed in pink and their denim.  I sold 70 pink shirts with our special design.  It meant so much to me.  We even had an anonymous donation of $100.00.  The superintendent brought the four of us a livestrong bracelet and came to see us.  Our school bought us pink flowers and my friend, Amy, brought me a pink ribbon ornament and bracelet.  I couldn't have asked for a more perfect day.  I will post some of the amazing pictures I got that day.