Well, things have not yet calmed down in our wonderful "Los". This past week has been quite busy. Here are my updates....
Health: After seeing my surgeon, he decided that I would participate in this week's Tumor Board meeting at UCLA, where 30-35 doctors will look at my case, interview me, and try to decide what my next steps should be... So now, we wait for Wednesday.
Graduation: I can't believe that I had once decided not to walk for graduation. I have to be honest and say I'm VERY glad I went. It was a great experience! My family was very happy and so was I.
Community: May 28 coincided with all this other stuff going on. Saturday there was a dinner-dance in Pasadena for May 28, and George Tutunjian had come all the way from Canada to sing. The hall was packed, and for some reason they forgot about the "dance" part of the evening and went straight into the "sing-along" part. Oh well. The next day there was the usual "celebration" during which Shushan Petrosyan sang (by-the-way her concert was INCREDIBLE), and there was a monologue with Simon Vratsian's writing. Different... and very interesting.
Coming up: Thursday evening our AYF chapter has organized a little "mixer" with Shushan Petrosyan before she leaves to go back to Hayasdan. It's not a big deal, there will only be about 50 people there... and hopefully Shushan can leave L.A. with some ideas about the youth here....positive ones.
TSUH! :)~
Health: After seeing my surgeon, he decided that I would participate in this week's Tumor Board meeting at UCLA, where 30-35 doctors will look at my case, interview me, and try to decide what my next steps should be... So now, we wait for Wednesday.
Graduation: I can't believe that I had once decided not to walk for graduation. I have to be honest and say I'm VERY glad I went. It was a great experience! My family was very happy and so was I.
Community: May 28 coincided with all this other stuff going on. Saturday there was a dinner-dance in Pasadena for May 28, and George Tutunjian had come all the way from Canada to sing. The hall was packed, and for some reason they forgot about the "dance" part of the evening and went straight into the "sing-along" part. Oh well. The next day there was the usual "celebration" during which Shushan Petrosyan sang (by-the-way her concert was INCREDIBLE), and there was a monologue with Simon Vratsian's writing. Different... and very interesting.
Coming up: Thursday evening our AYF chapter has organized a little "mixer" with Shushan Petrosyan before she leaves to go back to Hayasdan. It's not a big deal, there will only be about 50 people there... and hopefully Shushan can leave L.A. with some ideas about the youth here....positive ones.
TSUH! :)~
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