Ordinary Day

Just now read your journal and learned about your DCIS diagnosis (a little late, but better late than never). I'm *so* sorry you're having to go through this. (I've done the breast cancer thing twice now -- once in 1998, and again this year; I've had two mastectomies, been through chemo 2x, radiation, Tamoxifen, etc. BTW, I'm also hypothyroid and am on Levoxyl, which didn't seem to interfere with any of my treatments, including the Tamoxifen.)

If your Dr. Taylor is Dr. Eric Taylor at Evergreen, then you are in excellent hands. He was my radiation oncologist 9 years ago, and I was very impressed with the level of care he provided. I also just really, really liked him. He came highly recommended by both my oncologist and surgeon (both of whom were at Swedish, but who nonetheless sent me to Dr. Taylor at Evergreen because they felt he was the very best in the area).

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you re that new "area of concern" they've identified. Hopefully it's not a problem.

On a happier topic, I hope you can make it to the Gaia Consort concert this Saturday (although I think I saw, in another post, that you were hoping to get some writing done instead).