It has been too long. Nathaniel and I have to post some pictures from the Galapagos Islands. It was a wonderful trip. Pictures would probably best describe the creatures we met there. We went with great friends and their family. We saw sea lions (everywhere), fur seals (more reclusive), iguanas, blue footed boobies, penguins, sperm whales, and more...
It was a tough transition back to a New England Winter. I was immediately met with news that my breast biopsy (done 12/23) was benign (atypical ductal dysplatia), but that my oncologist wanted it removed...easier said than done. After a whirlwind of medical tests and images, the very minor surgery took place on Friday at MGH. I am awaiting the results of that biopsy, which should be no surprise.
My joint pains seems to be abating and my hair is even growing (white)!!
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Maura,
Just read your blogs of late. You my dear just gave me a Happy New Year. Your news of the biopsy and prognosis are wonderful. What a great celebration in the Galapagos. I can only imagine seeing all those creatures in their natural habitat - what a wonderful and awesome sight for the kids. So glad all went well on your trip. Can't wait to see you early spring when you come this way. Prayer is soooo powerful.
Love Joyce Pace
Welcome back! Thanks for sharing your photos -- wonderful to see. Nathaniel, you did a great job! Now I want to see a photo of that white hair!! Stay warm and healthy! Love, Gay
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