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Thursday, July 14, 2005

Playing with coding. I apologize if it looks weird..








I wonder if this table works...If not, I apologize..

Anywho, it's been a while since I've posted. It's just that during the summer, nothing really interesting happens and I don't have much to rant about. Today, I'll cook up a rant for you guys.

You see, my mom went in for a mammogram 6 months ago. They thought they may have found something, so they told her to come back 6 months later. A few weeks ago, my mom went for another mammogram and they said that they think it's a calcium deposit. They told her to come back in another 6 months. After the mammogram a few weeks ago, my mom seemed troubled. It DOES run in my family. I think she may be scared because one of her close friends died of breast cancer a few months ago. I don't like that the doctors think that it's a calcium deposit. They should know. They should have taken a biopsy (a test sample) of it to be sure. But no, they said, "come back in 6 months." *sigh* At least the "thing" hasn't grown at all, so that's good...I guess. I feel kind of betrayed because she didn't tell me until she casually mentioned it while I was waiting for a doctor's appointment. She may have thought that it was better that I didn't know so I wouldn't worry. I'm almost 18 (well...in April I will be...), and I can handle it. Yes, I'm scared for my mother's health, but I can deal with it. Well, sometimes when I see a commercial for a local breast cancer treatment center (it has this song that says "I've got a reason to live"), I get teary-eyed, but it's ok. Let's just hope that the mammogram in January shows that it isn't breast cancer.

Take Care everyone, and be safe.

~Minako
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