Well I had my blood work and CT scan completed. I got notification that my urine sample was routine (meaning normal- no blood). I heard nothing about the CT Scan nor my blood test, so I'm hoping that is a good sign.
Today was extremely warm for November. Traffic was bordering on horrific. My appointment was 8:20, so I'm assuming it was regular commuting traffic. However, there was some construction going on at my exit. Of course getting off the highway at the exit I was greeted with signs that said the exit was closed. Would have like to have know this prior to my taking the exit. I meandered through and took some back roads and got back on track. I made it there with one minute to spare. I lucked out and got a parking spot near the entrance.
Upon entering the medical office, it was like a ghost town. So it was a quick check in. The ride was stressful thus I had a good supply for the urine sample. I returned to the waiting room and was quickly called.
After answering my personal information questions, I was brought to a familiar examination room. The medical professional took some vitals and asked me to prepare for the BCG instillation. I dropped trow and covered with their extra large napkin. Not long after, Morgan arrived and reviewed a few things. She had me sign a document indicating what I was getting and the risks involved. (Every new round requires this).
Morgan is a pro. She made short work of the procedure with very little discomfort. After completing, she said, "See you next week."
I got home and did my marination and was only 5 minutes shy of the two hours.
Today was a do nothing day. Given current events, I listened to classical music and watched some you tube videos I subscribe to. I had a pretty typical reaction to the BCG. I had some Azo to help with the burning, discomfort and frequency. When I checked the mail today, my supply of Azo arrived from my eBay purchase. Good timing.
More to come!
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