There are spots showing inflammation (or possible infection) in my lungs, however, Dr. H believes it to be the pneumonitis he previously suggested. Now there's scientific proof that I'm not imagining the breathing problems (sometimes it's not the anxiety causing the shortness of breath, but rather the shortness of breath causing the anxiety). This could take months to resolve, but I'll take it over bad cancery dudes in my mediastinum any day of the week and twice on Sundays.
I'd like to thank the Academy... and the Hollywood Foreign Press (I've just always wanted to say that). Mostly, big, giant, all-the-way-around hugs to all of you friends, family and anonymous people hoping and wishing and praying for me. Couldn't have made it here alone.
And now, for that very expensive bottle of champagne...
CHEERS! L'CHAIM!!
xxoo
Location:parking lot of fresh market
Champagne, lemon bars, and every other joyous toast to the best words ever-- total remission! You triumphed over every imaginable misery. Bravo! Triple Oscars for the mantle!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMAZEL TOV!!! This is amazing news and I am so, so happy for you, and for the rest of us that get to keep you around.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME news, Mia!!! Way to go!!! I am so happy for you and your family :) ~Tara B.
ReplyDeleteChampagne is the least of the things you should do to celebrate! This rates a week of fun in the sun- with palm trees, blue skies, a personal servant/masseuse, and all the family you can find to go along. ~Hannah
ReplyDeleteCelebrating with you!
ReplyDeleteWe all knew you'd do it.
Mia, this brought tears to my eyes. The whole crew over here is amazed. 2011 is shaping up to be a much better year for your family, thank heavens!
ReplyDeleteMia, I heard the wonderful news. God bless you and your family!! Everyone at Hancock is so happy for you.
ReplyDeleteMia, such great news. I've been reading for months and saying a MiShebeirach every week. Thinking of you all day yesterday. wonderful to hear this result for you and your family. Enjoy your life. Diane--friend of Kathy
ReplyDeleteNo words--donuts and champagne and a book contract! Oh, and this from you fairy godmother: DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT GOING BACK TO WORK!!
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I was in the lab and took a facebook break and shouted a big hooray at work when I read THE POST OF THE CENTURY! Gill did too. Wait till your lungs heal to go back to work. We love you lots, Mia.
ReplyDeleteDear Mia, I am a friend of Lisa Ryan, working in a neurooncology department in Germany and I am thrilled to hear news like this! I wish you the very best! Good luck to you! Cheers, Daniela
ReplyDeleteSo, so, so, so happy for you. Alison, Pete, Elle and Jens
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