Happily, I have no pain, just the abyss where the filling used to reside. Mainly, I don't want to screw up that area in any way and GET pain, or have to have some really invasive procedure. And since I can't have work done on my mouth while I'm doing chemo, ... It's hard to tell WHEN I can get the situation truly fixed. Oh well.
Tomorrow, I take my Xeloda morning pills, and then I have my beloved week off! Had another ocular migraine this morning, and I had had one on Saturday, which means I will have to tell Dr. Fastenberg, and he'll want to have my head examined. :D Yeah, I will certainly be looking forward to a brain scan. Thank the deities for Xanax.
Plus I have to tell him that I am having shooting, nerve-type pain in my LEFT shoulder, now. Ai chihuahua. It's always something.
The weather is pretty hideous this week; we have an Excessive Heat Warning in effect until THURSDAY! And when they say Excessive Heat out here, they mean business. Like we PRAY for the lows at night to be under 90 degrees, and the highs to not get any worse than 110. Of course, you probably realize that my veggie garden is done for the summer, but wow, did we get great produce!
Oh, I finished my triptych watercolor! Nancy and Jane are going to see about the framing for me. I have decided that I just love how it turned out, and now I feel much more confident about hitting the canvas to make something for Wendy and Dean.
Be well, all. Make sure you hug someone every day! I'm going to close this post with a picture of Portia, the scarlet macaw. She was a rescue, and the sweetest thing, but alas, years of malnutrition cut her life short. At least she did finally learn to eat real food and play, so I am happy the final year of her life was good to her.
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