Me in my chair, always #3, with the Tranquility Garden behind! |
We met with the plastic surgeon on December 16th and I am happy to say that I am going for surgery to remove my right breast, and have my expanders implanted on both sides on February 7th in the new Abbotsford hospital. I will have one overnight stay, and I know it will be a bit tough with the baby after the surgery, but I have a lot of help so we will make it through. Once I am recovered from that, the plan is to start radiation in early March. I have to go to the Abbotsford Cancer Agency every day, 5 days a week for about 5-6 weeks (between 25 and 28 radiation treatments). The sessions are only about 10 minutes long, but then there is the prep to get ready before and after so I figure it will take about an hour a day. After that, then the plastic surgeon will start to "pump me up" to get ready for the implants (who knew I would every have them!!). I guess this is one of the perks of breast cancer - a new pair :)
We have also officially started our new business venture - well, we are ready to start as soon as the snow decides to arrive. Mullen Bros Landscaping & Snow removal at your service! That has been a fun, and sometimes harry, experience so far, but we are super excited to get that going. Now we are just out pounding the pavement getting customer contacts. If you know anyone in the Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, Langley area looking for our services, please pass on our contact number 778.242.1844. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Look at this beauty - 9ft Plow, 8ft Salter - OH MY! |
..and last but certainly not least - little miss Keira is just growing like a weed. I figure she is at least 16lbs 5oz by now - and she is just a delight. She is still sleeping through the night. She went on her first train (the West Coast Express Xmas Train), and rode the Seabus for the first time - and Daddy gave her her first taste of real food - ICE CREAM! Mommy wasn't thrilled with that choice, but it was pretty cute to see her lick the ice cream off the cone and realize what there is more to life than Enfamil A+ from a bottle. We picked up some rice cereal yesterday so that is the next step for our little pumpkin.
No, I'm not a snowman - or am I? |
For those who celebrate, we wish you all a very Merry Christmas. For everyone, happy holidays to you and may 2011 bring you peace, health, happiness - and love! Thank you for being there for me during the last 7 months - it has sure been a ride, and I am grateful for all the lovely people I have in my life.
Until next year!
Love Kelly, Oliver, Aidan and baby Keira
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