Though it’s a holiday, we’re busy today. In the morning, Yuki’s care manager will visit us to discuss the care services he may need from now on. In the afternoon, we’re going to see a lawyer. There are still some things we can’t quite decide on, so we’re going to talk them through. I hope it helps Yuki feel more at ease.
We’ll probably get takeout on the way home tonight. I’m glad the snow has completely melted.
Today is my performance day at KARAKU Café. I’m happy because I’m going out a little dressed up.
Yesterday we met with the radiation doctor and reviewed all the CT images. We were able to talk about the next steps, which was very helpful. We were also introduced to a psychologist and had a good talk.
He will receive two more rounds of chemotherapy over the next two weeks, then have another CT scan. After that, the future treatment plan will be decided. We are truly at a turning point.
Anyway, we’re grateful that we were able to speak with both specialists.
Snow has stopped, but it is a very cold morning. According to the weather report, the sun will appear at times today.
This morning, a staff member from City Hall will come for the long-term care certification interview. In the afternoon, we will go to the hospital and talk with the radiation doctor. After that, we”re planning to go to a supermarket a little farther away to look at the prepared foods and then come back home.
I’m glad the snow has stopped. Still, the roads may be icy in places, so we need to be careful.
It is snowing.
We can’t believe how much snow has piled up — we wonder how many years it’s been since we’ve had this much. We’re really surprised. We’re so glad we didn’t throw away our snow boots when we were decluttering.
Yesterday, Yuki was able to receive chemotherapy. While he was in the hospital, the doctor said the tumor had not improved very much, but unfortunately it has grown. Still, he could get the treatment, and we hope the chemotherapy will help stop it from growing.
To be honest, the situation is becoming more serious. Yuki even used the phrase “I’m on the edge of a cliff” for the first time. I have a headache now.
Even so, we also have a relaxed side. We are thinking about what to have for lunch today. It’s a cold day, and it looks like it may snow tomorrow,
Tomorrow is election day, but since the weather seems bad, I’m planning to go for early voting.
Yesterday, Yuki was able to receive chemotherapy. While he was in the hospital, the doctor said the tumor had not improved very much, but unfortunately it has grown. Still, he could get the treatment, and we hope the chemotherapy will help stop it from growing further.
To be honest, the situation is becoming more serious. Yuki even used the phrase “I’m on the edge of a cliff” for the first time. I have a headache now.
Even so, we also have a relaxed side. We are thinking about what to have for lunch today. It’s a cold day, and it looks like it may snow.
Tomorrow is election day, but since the weather seems bad, I’m planning to go for early voting.
It’s Friday — Yuki’s hospital day. We’re not sure yet whether he will receive chemotherapy today, and if he does, the type of treatment might be changed. In any case, we have to leave the decision to the doctor. The treatment options covered by insurance are gradually becoming more limited.
Still, we’re both doing okay. Yesterday we each did a very light 30-minute workout at our own gyms.
Yuki’s Mac computer finally seems to be working again. The shop replaced the hard drive, but things didn’t go smoothly afterward. He managed to fix the remaining problems himself with the help of AI searches. AI really is amazing.
Now, the long day begins.
All the renovations have finished. It turned out just as we expected, so we’re relieved. We’re going to the bank today to make the payment.
Meanwhile, Yuki’s Mac has come back from repair, but he’s still having trouble with it. He’s planning to go to the repair shop again today. I guess it’s kind of his hobby. Yuki’s staying busy, and I think that’s a good thing.
