She’s got a couple hours free? More like she feels sorry for me
As told to Rochel Samet
Dr. Parker and Shaindy were right. By the time I’m up to my third infusion, it doesn’t feel so scary anymore. It’s actually pretty chilled.
I’m preparing a bag with a drink, my iPod, and a book, when Ma pops her head in.
“Henny’s gonna drive you today, Libby, okay? It’s just a bit crazy here, I haven’t finished Sara’s school shopping, and she’s got a couple hours free…”
Henny. I’ve hardly seen her all month. She spent second half in the mountains, and she’s been rushing around like a whirlwind since she got back, with shopping and packing for seminary.
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