She made it back to school

I am loving this time of her treatment. Day one of school. She made it all day and was up until 9:00 p.m. last night. Now I can not get her out of bed this morning but I am going to start making lots of noise. This will be a good week for her until Thursday when we have to do some more Chemo, then we will have a week-end to deal with the aftermath. But it is manageable.

Work was not too bad. I feel like I have lots to do but then that is good. I am trying to keep a good attitude and not be too stressed. Breathing is my newest option. I am trying to do a bit of that on a regular basis. One file at a time. One breath at a time. One project at a time.

I have started to just throw the paper away again. I had better stop it. Just know that if it does not show up in People Magazine, I will not know about it. The earthquake and Tsunami is just so sad. I can not wrap my mind around the events.

How many times have you heard "life will go on". It is so so true. No matter what happens, people seem to have the ability to move forward and continue. Survival is such a basic part of our being. I see M-E continue with things that are very difficult and she does it with such courage and with a sense of humor. She walked into school yesterday with a smile and no hair. She talks about her cancer like it is just another little bump in the road. She is very matter of fact about many things. I am so proud of her.

Dad has said that she will teach us all many many lessons. I truly believe she is a very old wise spirit.