The Continuing Saga of Amy's Lungs

[Mtngrl]

Hi Fern!

Great to see you. How are YOU doing?

I expect to have a scan in late October, then I'll know where things stand. I saw a pulmonologist shortly after I got to Denver. My breathing test wasn't too alarming and my lungs sounded good, so she advised waiting to see what the next scan shows.

I think I'm adjusted to the altitude. I'm still 61 years old and a little out of shape, but I think I'm functioning better than a year ago, and I'm definitely better than when I was living in a moldy apartment.

I was back in New England for a few days last week, and was reminded that it's harder to breathe humid air than dry air.

Being back with old friends and beloved family is definitely better for me emotionally--not that I was lonely or felt friendless before, but, as Dorothy said, "There's no place like home."

Amy