Yesterday was spent sending preparing for the weekend trip to Atlanta. I washed the car and filled up the tank. I had the oil checked on Tuesday.
I sent out a few more emails and made some phone calls to make plans with friends that we might have time to see in two days.
I had a morning appointment at the bank about moving funds to different types of accounts, which I will probably do but I don't make immediate decisions on things like that if I can help it. They were advising me to put some or most of my money in an higher interest-drawing savings account.
At the risk of making him angry, I begged MonsterMustDie not to drink while we are with friends in Atlanta. I had to ask, at least. If this trip goes well, maybe I can make more trips in the future alone. My physical ability to travel is still questionable.
Today, I woke up to the sound of MonsterMustDie reflexively clearing his throat and the cat meowing a little after 5:00 AM. I laid in bed, wishing to go back asleep, unsuccessfully, for another hour before getting up. Waking up early is not a bad thing because it does give me a head start on getting ready for morning tasks.
This is a 3-appointment day with Duke. The first two will be in Durham, before I go home in time for a TeleMed Zoom meeting follow-up appointment in the afternoon. There will be a lot of running to make it to everything in time.
Update:
I started the day with a physical therapy appointment. I got some new exercises and updated and replaced some in the routine I already had. He also took time to explain what we are aiming for with each exercise and goal.
Unbeknown to me, today's MRI was with contrast so I really wished I had hydrated more before coming in.
Actually, the tech, Oshain, was very good with the IV. Mostly painless.
According to the PA who met with me after my abdominal MRI this afternoon, my results look great. My pancreas and surrounding vital organs look normal with no real changes in the pancreatic cyst I have. In fact, the cyst actually imaged a bit smaller than last time. Pancreatic cysts don't go away but they can look different according to what angle they are seen at. She feels 99% sure that what I have is totally benign. She also said my liver and kidneys look good too. They will continue to monitor my abdomen once a year with an MRI but things look great. I am very happy to hear that.
I did notice I was kinda itchy all over tonight. I don't know if that was a mild reaction to the IV injection I got for my MRI today or something I encountered during my evening walk outdoors. I think it was probably a reaction to the injection because the sensation was everywhere.
6:15 AM weight: (WYZE scale)
114.9 lbs
34.1% Body Fat
71.0 lb Muscle Mass
21.1 BMI
Fit app: evening walk
14 Heart Points
2.08 miles
What I ate today:
Rosuvastatin 5mg
Letrozole 2.5mg
2 cups coffee with oatmilk + 1/2 teaspoon local honey
Amy's Indian Palak Paneer (340 calories)
tzatziki with triscuit crackers