Normal day, let me be aware of the treasure you are…
Let me not pass you by in quest of some rare and perfect Tomorrow.
One day I shall dig my nails into the earth,
or bury my face in my pillow,
or stretch myself taut, or raise my hands to the sky
and want, more than all the world, your return.
- Mary Jean Iron

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Today

Today, when I should be stressed and crazed, all I can feel is thankful.

I was worried about my doctor appointment and mammogram.  I've had a spot on my breast for 6 weeks now.  It was definitely worrying me.  I loved the mammogram technician yelling at me for scheduling a routine mammogram instead of a diagnostic.  We have truly crappy insurance.  A diagnostic mammogram would not be covered, a routine is.  No real choice there.  Crappy logic on my insurance company's part, or maybe not, as their responsibility is their bottom line, but easy decision on my part.  Either one would find a problem, if there is one, the difference is speed of results and how much it costs me.

Anyway, my doctor thinks everything looks good.  We'll keep an eye on things and go from there, but she truly thinks it's fine and so do I.

It's impossible to get stressed out over shopping, cleaning and baking after that.  Trust me.

Soooo thankful.

Anyway, things are good.  Mark's still sick, but getting better.  He caught another bug over the weekend, the doctor said his immune system is weakened so he's going to be at risk of catching anything and everything, but he's getting better from that one too.  I'm hopeful we can have a nice weekend, with him feeling better, us not stressed over my situation, and the kids doing well.  Hopefully it will turn out like that.  :)

My shopping's almost done.  I haven't begun to wrap.  I have to tackle that one of these days.  I haven't cleaned, I haven't baked, I haven't done a whole lot of things, but I'm going to take it one step at a time, and remember how thankful I am, how lucky I am, and try to concentrate on only the things that really matter, big picture.

Thanks for your prayers.  I felt them and it really meant a lot.

5 comments:

Kat said...

Oh yay!!!!!
I'm so thankful for you! That certainly does help put things into perspective, doesn't it?
Hope the hubby is better SOON and you can all sit back and enjoy the holidays. :)

Susanne said...

Praise God, I'm very happy that all is well! That's a weight off your mind. Now you can really enjoy the holidays!

Emilia said...

Thanks for the excellent perspective!

Michelle said...

Glad to hear that your doctor feels everything is fine!

Murdock's mama said...

I read this a while ago, but just got a chance to comment. I am so relieved to hear everything looks okay! Yay for good news before the Holidays!

PS...I work at a hospital & have crappy insurance too! :(

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