I was afraid of that. I just got a phone call from the Drs office saying that I need to make an appointment with the gyno. Damn. I am not surprised but ya know. Sure I don't know what the results are but they wouldn't be calling me if everything had resolved itself. It'll be interesting to see how this unfolds.
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Hi Janelle! Got the link to your blog from Stephane's site. Gee... his and Dasha's going round Europe sounds like a great trip. And how exciting...the news of their engagement! As for you, it seems like you've really had your nose to the grindstone at school. And doing very well as a result. Congrats! But taking a term off makes a lot of sense to me. When I did my masters, I ended up doing the same thing. Originally I'd planned to go straight thru without a break, but after the 3rd term I was exhausted and decided to take one term off to recoup. The rest was just what the doctor ordered! I went back afterwards with energy to finish the last 12 months. How did things go with the gyno? I went thru a similar thing years ago (atypical cells, cone biopsies, and so on). It eventually righted itself, but it was a hassle and worry at the time. Glad you're following up on it! Enjoy the Summer! Gisele
P.S. You have more willpower than I do...letting that chocolate sit unopened on the table!
Thanks for stopping by Gisele :) Havn't been to the gyno yet... that's wednesdays adventure... youpii! When's the next time your coming by beautiful Vancouver?
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