A Farewell Post

This week marked two years since my diagnosis.

I'm doing well.  My levels are all where they should be and I've been feeling good.  Although there are still some communication issues with the office, I'm seeing a new endocrinologist and I really like him.  And even though I still think about my ordeal almost every day, it's no longer painful and upsetting to do so.  That new normal that once seemed so elusive now just seems ... well, normal.

That's a wonderful thing.

So I don't think that I will be continuing with this blog any longer.  To me, it has served its purpose.  I don't feel like I need it anymore.  I don't want to have more to write.  Closing this book now feels right.

And so I want to say thank you.  Thank you for reading.  Thank you for the messages, the cards, the phone calls.  Thank you for supporting me.  Thank you for walking along beside me.  Thank you for your love.

Like any good book, I will keep this one forever.  I'll reread it when I need to.  And maybe, sometime down the road, there will be an epilogue - one that gives you a peak into the character's lives in the future to see if they really got their happily ever after.

Fingers crossed on mine.

I love you all.