Check Out

On the wall in one of my oncologist's exam rooms, near the door, there is a sign that says, "Check Out."  




This is not the real sign


It may have been there all these years and I never noticed. Maybe I've never been in that exam room before. I'm not sure what it is telling me - is it reminding me to check out with the doctor's assistant before I leave?  Is it a reminder for the physician?  

In the Stream

I was on a live TV, web streaming show called The Stream yesterday.  It was an interesting experience.  Perhaps not my best interview, as it was done via Skype.  I had so much more to say! There was some lag so I could not hear when the other women were finishing speaking, and I could not see the other women because I had to look at my camera and not the screen.  Looks like some had the same

Time

Over the past four years since being diagnosed with mets, six with cancer, I have had approximately ten PET scans, about 50 CT scans, 24 MUGA scans and a sprinkling of bone and other types of imaging tests.
Imagine the time that takes - the driving, the parking, the waiting rooms, changing, prep, lying in machine after machine. Hundreds of hours I've spent - no, thousands - not only waiting for

TCL Roku TV - Givaway!

I've been hinting on facebook that I had an awesome giveaway coming up - and today is the day it begins.  I cannot be any happier that I get to give away such an amazing prize. ::::drumroll::::

A 32 inch, TCL Roku Color Series Smart TV - with a colored bezel to match any decor!

I was sent one to review, and being a techie, I was tickled pink. (Hey, it's October.)  

I have a confession to make