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The story of living in spite of melanoma, CLND (X 2!), metastasis, vaccines, anti-PD-1, lung removal, and stereotactic radiation. (With a little adenocarcinoma ex-goblet cell carcinoid thrown in!!!) The story of life with family and friends. {Posts under ~ Sew Chaotically, Travel Chaotically, and Chaotic Cookery also housed within! A girl's gotta have fun!}
About Me
- Les
- Who am I? That is a question the rest of you could probably answer better than I. I am a wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, pediatric nurse practitioner, cook, teacher, gardener, lover of words and music, occasional seamstress, and homemaker. I do have a couple of talents of questionable merit: I can create a decent meal in less than 30 minutes. I can feed and/or soothe almost any baby. And I can remember practically any song I've ever heard. For the rest, I'd rather those who know me decide.
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I can feel you at my side with every scene.
ReplyDeleteLove those graphic shots!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
ReplyDeleteI see this city monthly and it so nice to see it through a tourist eyes becasue I never realize how much I miss
ReplyDeleteThanks all, for sharing it with me!! Chicago is really quite a place. I agree with you, Patrick. It is interesting to "see" things from a different perspective, especially when it is our "everyday"!
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