Tommy's hair looks okay. I have not felt like fixing the few bobbles.
When I was in the grocery store on the electric cart, a woman bent over my shoulder and spoke to me. "There is a mark on your back that has a little black spot in the middle. Maybe you can have someone look at it. It might be a tick." She repeated this, urging me to take care of it. I had been to the dermatologist and had some spots blasted off. She was so nice, concerned, and sincere that I just thanked her and assured her that I would have someone look at it.
Tommy looked and said it was the remnants of the actinic keratosis. It was an unfounded concern, but I didn't want to discourage her from helping others or make her feel foolish.
The only reason she could see anything on my back was because I wore the Rafaella blouse with a keyhole in the back. I was touched at her concern.
Tommy cooked a lot of bscb tonight with potatoes. We went out and he came home without stopping for carrots and cabbage. Tomorrow. He did the whole job tonight. I certainly hope he did not fling or splash the raw chicken about.
I have re-lost most of the weight I gained. So, one more pound and I will be at my lowest again. Tonight, I managed to drag and lift scales to kitchen since it won't work on carpet. I only had on my panties. I could feel them flapping. Tommy happened to come in. He said the elastic on the legs of my panties did not even touch my legs! And, I just ordered a dozen new panties, same size. I am sure the present size is stretched out. But, I have never had baggy panties, even in the back!
I tried for a long time to find a urologist. They are not taking patients or need an interview application. I don't understand. Today, I have had a hard time staying on my feet. Tommy gave me his walker to get to the bathroom today because I was afraid to try to walk. Maybe the ER is where I will go.
Many years ago we had a temp working with us and she was telling us that one weekend she and her husband were out with the kids. It was summer and he was in shorts. A lady walked over to him, excused herself for interfering, but said she was a dermatologist and advised him to get a mole on his leg looked at. Turns out it was indeed cancerous so she did them a really big favour. I'm glad that lady was good enough to mention it to you, even if it did turn out to be a false alert!
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DeleteThat was fortuitous for your temp! I did not want to discourage the woman helping other people. I did have Tommy look at it and see if it were something being treated. Thanks for that.