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One year ago Wednesday, I went in to the hospital to get my uterus out. The biopsy was a bit weird, and the standard of care said to just take the damn thing out. They didn't think it was cancer yet, but still out.
On the way there, Teshi and I got behind a landscape truck of some kind. I can't remember the exact name but it was something like Lone Mountain, and the plate said LONE1.
I was raised on the Young Wizards books, and I know as well as anyone what you do when you meet the Lone Power. "Greetings and defiance," I said, then told Steph.
I knew that as a warning, and I was not fully surprised when the uterus was full of cancer.
It's out. I've been irradiated.
I am here beside my partner in their bed, safe and warm and secure in the knowledge that if something weird happens, they or I will notice.
On the way there, Teshi and I got behind a landscape truck of some kind. I can't remember the exact name but it was something like Lone Mountain, and the plate said LONE1.
I was raised on the Young Wizards books, and I know as well as anyone what you do when you meet the Lone Power. "Greetings and defiance," I said, then told Steph.
I knew that as a warning, and I was not fully surprised when the uterus was full of cancer.
It's out. I've been irradiated.
I am here beside my partner in their bed, safe and warm and secure in the knowledge that if something weird happens, they or I will notice.
