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Today’s bloom was so important, I had another bad day, dehydrated and weak, a slight fever. My nurses discovered it very quickly after my 28th day of radiation, the entire day felt surreal, I couldn’t keep my eyes open, thank goodness my daughter was there, I felt so disjointed and lost. We spent a few hours with the nurses and doctors and they patched me back up, I could see how worried they were, they refused to accept the words dehydrated. I’m lucky they didn’t because either wise I wouldn’t be in much better spirits. This is getting to be a very long journey, I hope that the end of the journey will be a good one where I will have learned a great deal, not just about myself but also about my place within the world,
laurieanichols 
I hope the ending is a good one also…it will be…we just have to wait and see. Cheers
Hi Laurie, nice hibiscus! I have great big yellow ones” the balcony that look like portly school matrons swathed in far too much fabric. Wish there was a picture tab to send.
Sending good energy to your family and you. Of ask the things, I think tiredness eventually becomes the most tedious. I wish I could pot some ‘voom’ and send it your way…
Onward.
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/174268
Gosh, my predictive text on the phone – the spelling errors! I hope you can muddle through them, I’m penning it from bed – you should see what comes up for ‘excellent’…!
Ah.
I remember days like that in radiation. I had my wife to look out for me. Hang in there, you’ll recover quickly when the treatments stop.
Oh Laurie – I wish I could be there for you beyond the internet. Love ….
Hi Laurie, so sorry your feeling very ill. There will be a positive outcome at the end of your treatment, stay strong.Think of all those beautiful flowers that you will be able to plant in the spring, your in my prayers.
Kate.
Sending you love and warm thoughts xxx