Cancer free baby!

I'm in a hell of a lot of pain, and look like frankenstein when I walk, but I don't have a lump of cancer in me anymore!! I had all sorts of drugs, morphine drips, vicatin, oxycoton, and some anti-nausea drugs. That anti-nausea stuff is a bunch of crap. I've been puking for a few days, which totally sucks. I just stopped taking drugs, and it seems to have slowed. My stomach is up and down, but seems to be feeling better. I can't tell you how good it feels to be at home in my own sweatpants and my own bed. Mom and Dad and Brent are all here, so that is hugely helpful. I have three people waiting on me hand and foot. I promise I'm taking advantage. Brent's going to get annoyed with me first, mom will try to everything and exhaust herself and dad will zone into his own little world. :) I love them all! I don't know how people do this without family and friends to help. Especially my friends and family. If you are some of the people that got pink tie-dyed shirts from my Aunt Linda, she made 70 of them. We have some extras. There was a parade of people at the hospital in pink tie-dye that said "mo's people." How cool is that!?
The surgeon tells me the surgery went well. He said the incisions are very small. At this point I really don't care, but I'm sure I will at some point. I can get up and move around and I'm getting very good at the "butt shimmy." When I sit and have to maneuver without my arms, its pretty entertaining. Try it, you can't help but laugh, and you'll be familiar with the "butt shimmy."
I had a flower shop in my hospital room. It was beautiful, and I had some visitors as well. Thanks for everything. I feel like there's a hell of a lot more ahead of me, but one giant step is over. Just getting through surgery makes me feel a lot better. I can handle aches and pains, I just don't like being knocked out, or the drugs that come with it. Oh,and it was in my lymph nodes,so they had to take those too. Basically means I'll have a more "rigorous" route for chemo, but I'm not going to think about it until I feel better. They're supposed to let me know in a couple of days how many lymph nodes are involved. I may have to do radiation as well as chemo, but we'll see, and again, I'll focus on that later. Sam, thanks for the comments and max & cannon stories. I'm excited to see those guys!!!!!!!! Ok, arms are tired, write more later!!