It’s the little things… like being able to wash your own hair. So, after a good visit from the in-home nurse this morning, I was very excited to move on to “shower day.” The ladies out there will understand 🙂
After lunch, it was time to take the Spinalogic Bone Growth Stimulator for a test drive. Dr. Shasti wanted me to start using this cool little device (that looks like a mini steering wheel) asap after being released from the hospital.
The device is designed to create a magnetic field (around the area where I had surgery) that stimulates my bones to heal.
Dr. Shasti wants my bones as strong as possible before I start radiation and chemo. The treatments that attack the cancer cells will also weaken my bone cells.
Ha! I read the title and thought you were going to divulge where the bodies were buried or some skeletons from your closet 🤣😏😉 You got this, Jen! BTW—your Italy pics on the blog are FABULOUS! ❤️❤️❤️
Yay! A shower! I know that must have felt great! Keep up the good work on your recovery! Thinking of you a lot!
What do you mean by the ladies will understand??!! I understand about shower day, too. I’ll have you know that I take a shower once a month, whether I needed or not!
THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT A “SHOWER” THAT IS MORE MENTALLY THAN PHYSICALLY SOOTHING THAN YOU THINK! I STILL DON’T GET THE SHOWER PART. I HAVE TO JUST GET A BATH. I HAVE A BENCH THAT I
SIT ON AND DENNY HELPS ME WITH THE REST OF IT. HE IS MY “CAREGIVER”!! I WOULD BE LOST WITHOUT HIM. ALL YOU CAN DO IS TAKE IT ONE DAY AT A TIME!! I HOPE THIS “BONE STIMULATE” HELPS DO THE
JOB AND GETS YOU UP AND “RUNNING”. LOL JUST KIDDING! HANG IN THERE AND THINK POSITIVE!
LOVE YOU,
AUNT JOANNE & UNCLE DENNY
It is the “simple things! ❤️“
So good Jen! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼