Well, after 32 treatments, it's done . . . I rang the
bell and got the certificate and said good bye.
There was only one glitch . . . The
tradition is that on your last day, you bring treats for the waiting room, the
front desk and your radiation team. I also wrote a few thank-you cards to
include with the treats.
As I was lying on the table waiting for my
treatment, the radiation team told me over the speaker, "We just read your
card and we're crying." I thought that was really sweet but a little surprising . . . I
mean, the card was sweet but I figured that they heard thank-you from patients
all the time.
Well. A little later, when I was digging in my purse for the card that I
had written for Craig, I realized that I had gotten them mixed up and had included
Craig's card in their treat bag. The first thing I did was to think about what
I had written and realized, thankfully, that there was nothing inappropriate!
But they definitely got a different kind of thank-you than I intended--way over
the top!
I was terribly embarrassed but Craig reframed it as a
"happy accident" that blessed a really top-notch radiation therapy
team so we're going with that. Now I'm even happier that I don't have to go
back!
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