Chemo #7

Another gift. . . a smooth, easy breezy, super fantastic, walk in the park chemo round. I feel so lucky. I'm tired, but not so tired that I think anyone else could even notice. But, other than that, I am fantastic. No sickness, no pain. WooHoo!! I'm so glad that the days of that first, awful kind of chemo is in the past. And, even this easy stuff is nearing its end too. ONE MORE ROUND TO GO!!

My last round has been moved up a couple of days because of the holidays so I will be getting it on Monday, November 20th, just before Thanksgiving. And that, my friends, will be it. I can close this chapter. Biggest sigh of my life!!

I'm still in Anchorage, but will be going home tomorrow. I have some more news to write about, but I'll wait until I get home. . .

Winter is in full swing here in Anchorage. Nome doesn't have a drop of snow, but Anchorage has at least 6-8 inches. The roads are icy and the barren trees are barren no longer. They are all stacked with beautiful, crystal white snow. This must be my favorite scene in winter. . . the outstretched arms of trees covered in nature's white powder. Its absolutely breathtaking to me. Mike is finally settling into his new house so I was able to stay there this time. Its a gorgeous, cozy place with an incredible view of the city, trees, and inlet. I love it. There is something very peaceful about it here for me. I can only imagine that as Mike continues to settle in it will just keep getting better. I'm so happy for him and so grateful that I have a home away from home. Thank you always Mike!

Peace, Sasha

(Did I mention that I have just ONE MORE ROUND OF CHEMO?)