Disney

Wow, what a trip. We all had a fantastic time at Disney. Everyday was packed full of fun from 9am to 10pm. This is Disney’s “Year of a Million Dreams”. As part of the celebration, at each park they randomly give out a lanyard with fastpasses (a fastpass allows you to get on the ride ahead of everyone else in line so the wait time for the ride is only a few minutes) to the most popular rides. Getting the lanyard at each park is just a matter of being in the right place at the right time. It turned out that in Animal Kingdom, MGM Studios and Epcot, we were in the right place and got the lanyard. The chances of getting just one lanyard is slim but three is unheard of! We were very lucky.

I can’t even begin to list all the great things we did and saw; the list is so long. I will say though that I managed to get Steve on the Tower of Terror (with a $100 bribe) and Mission: SPACE (orange team).

A special BIG thank you to Steve’s parents Bob and Carolyn who made it all possible.

We arrived home Thursday night and my appointment in Nuclear Medicine came all too early at 8:45am Friday morning. I had to have another Wall Motion Study to check effects of Herceptin on my heart.

I’m back to work on Monday…seems hard to believe. Andrew said, “If people ask you if you got a haircut, tell them you didn’t.” I asked what I should say. He said, “Tell them you had to take care of something.” I asked again what I should say if they asked what I had to take care of and he said, “Tell them to mind their own business.” I told him I was pretty sure that everyone knew I had cancer so everything would be fine.

Well, back to the unpacking and laundry.

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