Part 8: end of exposure
We were warned not to make any major decisions during this period of time of surgery and heavy drug alteration. But I had already racked up considerable experierience in my earlier life making major decisions during drug use, so we tried out a few things. We decided to move to the research triangle area of North Carolina for the duration of my cancer treatment. It would mean packing and selling our house, finding and buying a new home and moving to it. I would not be of any physical help and that presented a new challenge for me in moving. We also loved our Roanoke Island home. It was to have been our final home, our retirement home. So there were conflicts for me in the move. But I also knew it was the right thing at that time. Besides, I was on all kinds of drugs and wasn’t accountable for decisions. (more…)