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So right now both of my grandmothers are pretty sick. First weapos;ll talk about my paternal grandma.

Lois: About 20 years ago she had breast cancer. A mastectomy was performed, she did chemo, everything seemed fine. About a month ago more lumps were found in her other breast. They went in and removed them, she went back on chemo. Things should be good, right? Nope. Turns out some lumps were forgotten/accidentally left behind. So sheapos;s going back in to have those removed, and guess what? More chemo. Thatapos;s right. Sheapos;s not talking about it. In fact, Iapos;m not even supposed to know. No one is except for her kids. So right now I canapos;t even call her, visit, do anything out of the norm to see if sheapos;s ok.

Ann: My maternal grandmother. Just found out today that her circulation is only at 30. Sheapos;s going in for an angiocardiogram and some other tests on Thursday. Apparently one of the procedures calls for her to be put under anesthesia and everyoneapos;s kind of worried that she wonapos;t make it through that because of the lack of circulation. Sheapos;s 84 now. Iapos;m trying to convince myself that itapos;s just not quite her time yet. Iapos;m hoping everything is going to be fine. Iapos;m worried. If she goes my grandfather will go too out of heartbreak. Iapos;m not ready to see the two people whoapos;ve been an example of perfect love just disappear.

These things always tend to hit me at odd moments. When I initially hear about them I donapos;t seem to care/be affected. It takes a while for things to sink in with me. Surprisingly though, Iapos;m beyond stressed right now about these things.

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