Also, my mom's husband (neither still alive) had a military buddy turned someone in the publishing world (also not alive, pretty sure) who was the one who discovered Judy Blume. He was quite sick when I met him and oh so charming. I wished our paths had crossed much sooner.
It's sad that the things that are the best for detecting cancer are also the most uncomfortable and...inconvenient (i.e. pap smears, mammograms, etc). I'm proud of you for prioritizing your health regardless of the obstacles and I can't wait to read more!
I loved this--I've heard a lot about this procedure, but you're the first to be truly honest about it, not to mention hilarious. I love to see you working in a different tone--you've got range! I've got a few more years yet, but will hang onto this for when my time comes...Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Julia! A step in this direction was a huge leap, as I know you can imagine. Fun but still scary. ("What will people think???") I'm grateful for your support as always.
As a every 3 year recepient of a colonoscopy your humor is appreciated and not lost on me..
Thanks Deb! And glad to know I'm in good company ;-)
I appreciated the humor~
Also, my mom's husband (neither still alive) had a military buddy turned someone in the publishing world (also not alive, pretty sure) who was the one who discovered Judy Blume. He was quite sick when I met him and oh so charming. I wished our paths had crossed much sooner.
That's incredible! I can't imagine being the person who discovered Judy Blume. I bet he had some stories! Thanks for reading and sharing, Shannon.
Loved this!
Thanks Anne!
This is both useful and hilarious and strikes just the right tone -- really grateful for this piece!
Thank you Naomi!
It's sad that the things that are the best for detecting cancer are also the most uncomfortable and...inconvenient (i.e. pap smears, mammograms, etc). I'm proud of you for prioritizing your health regardless of the obstacles and I can't wait to read more!
I think it is sad! I touch on that on the bigger piece I'm working on but appreciate you mentioning it here, Holly. Thanks for reading.
I loved this--I've heard a lot about this procedure, but you're the first to be truly honest about it, not to mention hilarious. I love to see you working in a different tone--you've got range! I've got a few more years yet, but will hang onto this for when my time comes...Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Julia! A step in this direction was a huge leap, as I know you can imagine. Fun but still scary. ("What will people think???") I'm grateful for your support as always.