I had a gut feeling that my liver was normal, excellent, and cancer-free, and I was right. My CT scan today showed it to be just fine.
Although I am quite achy and somewhat wracked with pain, I had a feeling in my bones that my spine is just working overtime figuring out how to support me with the limited mobility in my sternum and upper ribs. I was right. Nothing but garden variety "changes" showed on the MRI of my spine.
The worst of the waiting is over. Now I just have to live my life and coast for a while, so that my body can continue to clean up the mess and heal. Maybe my creativity will return soon and I'll start writing again.
I won't be posting an entry until after my friend Carol goes home next week. Have a wonderful week, and know that I am having one too.
Bonnie Gintis, DO
- Bonnie Gintis
- Bonnie Gintis, DO, is an Osteopathic Physician, Continuum Teacher, and a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction instructor. She retired from private practice in 2009, and now devotes herself to teaching, writing, dancing, and exploring new ways to foster health and well-being. Author of "Engaging the Movement of Life", Bonnie is a graduate of New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and has taught osteopathic principles and practice and manipulative medicine worldwide. Her innovative approach combines osteopathy, mindfulness, Continuum, and other body-awareness practices to expand the possibilities of deeply caring for ourselves and others. For more information and a link to workshops, go to www.bonniegintis.com.
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