teddyfuzz

Hi teddyfuzz,

I am so grateful for your reply to my question about changing jobs. It really helped me let go of the fear. Another person asked if the new employer knows about my diagnosis. Ugh. I am a very honest person but I just don't know if I am willing to "go there" with my new boss. On the other hand, and I know this might sound crazy, I will feel sooo bad if I have a recurrence on my new employers insurance dime. Will they feel betrayed? I would love your thoughts if you have time.

About the nipples, I had the nipples reconstruction and tattoos. I saw Dr. Enevoldsen in Modesto and he was amazing. My radiation doctor has asked me more that once if I have any nipple discharge and I have to remind him that these are not real nipples. About the tattoo am ok with mine. Nothing special. I think maybe you are right, an experienced tattoo artist may do a better job.

Thanks again!!!

Well, my friend. You have given a ton of rational thought, strength and comfort to a complete stranger today...I am deeply grateful. And, btw, you are an excellent writer. So concise and encouraging. Thanks for sharing your wig story. That is a gooood wig!

Big prayers of happiness and good health for teddyfuzz from Healthy1. XO

Sorry, but gotta disprove that broccoli/asparagus connection to no cancer....I eat both and well...you know the rest of the story! BTW, I DID manage to get most of the eyeliner off! And believe me, it was very liberally applied by that woman! Because of my hair, she declared I was "the dramatic type", which is funny! What she didn't know was that my hair was an expression of my anger and disbelief that cancer would hit me twice in 9 years! While there IS a wild child (or more accurately, a "wild old woman") in me, I am actually more the "natural" or "classic" type! Jeeze!