I’m always grateful to be able to walk in the early morning even if it is only for 40 minutes. As soon as my knee is 100% I plan on upping my time to 50 minutes. I’d also like to add in doing some hiking. Since we’ll be in Tahoe this week I’ll add in some extra walking if my knee feels good enough. There’s the hike through the meadow near the campground and there’s Richardson Trail near the Y in South Lake.
In spite of having to start Chemo, I’m grateful that I know what to expect as opposed to a new drug. Still, it’s hard to have to add this in but I’m grateful I have the option.
I’m grateful for a supportive family that I know will pick up the slack with things I won’t be able to do on chemo/dex days. Being the planner I am, I’ll have lots of dinner ideas ready plus freezer food.
I’m grateful my husband is having a birthday tomorrow, turning 73!!! Wow, after all he’s gone through he’s a walking miracle thanks to science. We plan on getting a pizza and some sort of birthday cake.
I’m thankful the Roseville Library is accessible and has an excellent selection of books. Roseville Parks and Recreation is probably one of the nicest resources in our area. After the gym this morning I plan on going over to the library and loading up on books to take camping.
Tahoe Girl 
There is much to be grateful for, even in this crazy world.
You and your husband are both amazing. You’ve lived through so much medically. I was just feeling a little bummed that I have so many medical appointments coming up…but nothing life threatening, mostly routine stuff like a colonoscopy, mammogram, osteoporosis scan.
I’m sure it lessens the apprehension about starting treatment again since you know what to expect, but there is still uncertainty. Sending some positive thoughts and prayers your way. Take care
Well, medical stuff is always stressful esp. colonoscopies. Thanks for the positive thoughts!!
Mazel tov to Barclay on his 73
Another turn around the sun and may he be inscribed in the book Life!!