More body art. Surgeon signed my chest. Waiting for my turn to go in and get my procedure
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More body art. Surgeon signed my chest. Waiting for my turn to go in and get my procedure
learntolikepink 
Far out, you go girl! It’s almost like a new accessory? Earrings, necklace and a pretty port? Hmm…
I’m sure someone will caption that art LOL! Enjoy your sedation 🙂
You look marvelous sister! Keep smiling and good luck! Love you, sp
More proof that you are a piece of art!
Moving forward, enjoy the lil’ snooze…
You Rock!!
LL
You’re so beautiful!
You make a gorgeous canvas!!!
Hugs!
A port is awesome, makes things easier for giving things and taking the blood test before each treatment.. and I guess if you need shots if your blood count are off, like procret or neupogen.. but I didn’t have a port, I have no idea why it wasn’t offered..
I did not have one either but I only had 4 treatments… All blood work and chemo were administered in opposite arm to mastectomy. Of course, now, 13 years later, it can be really difficult for some nurses to find a good vein in that arm.
yeah.. after 8 chemo and all the blood draws those veins are kinda shy now..lol
Gen, glad you are moving along with the next step. Love the art work, but maybe he could have given you a little more, a horseshoe 🙂 You are looking fabulous. Keep on smiling, hugs.
Gen, great art work!! Good luck for next week!