Monday, November 18, 2013

that time of year

Today is my annual mammogram/sonogram. 

Usually I can’t sleep the night before imagining bad news.  But this year, with all that has just gone on, I arrive at the appointment without my usually angst.  Sure there’s a little, but not as much as in years past.  One year I even cried while waiting for my results.

I am not bothered that the technician is particularly heavy-handed when she lowers the metal plate onto my breast, squishing it against the glass beneath.  And even though the room where I get my sonogram must be as cold as David Letterman’s studio, I am not bothered by this either.

I am in and out in an hour.  The results are all good.  I walk outside to a gorgeous fall day.



My life is unchanged.  Exactly as I was hoping.

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