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Two weeks have passed since surprise tumor day. I've named it Brian. Brian the Brain Tumor. He's pretty docile, but he definitely needs to go. I wonder if he knows he's getting kicked out. He lives right by my brain, after all.

I'm in this weird, fluid sort of state. I call it being on tumor time. If tumor time wasn't, well yeah, tumor time, it'd actually be pretty great. All it means is that I wake up every morning, and ask myself: what do I feel like doing today? Like a very sad poster child of the expression "one day at a time".

The thing is, I actually feel pretty great. I laugh a lot. I make sure to be around friends as much as I can. The biggest difference is that when I get sad, I get really sad. Like emotional earthquakes it sweeps over me and makes me cower. While boiling pasta. In the restroom of a restaurant. In the middle of yoga class. If you're at the grocery store and see a girl in a NASA jacket crying by the cereal boxes, come pat me on the back.

To stick to the previous theme of science communication, here's a graph of my current mood. With unlabeled axes, because we're sticking with the shittiness too.

XOXO

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Anonymous

If I see you crying by the cereal boxes I'll just assume you are upset because the best tasting cereals are the least healthy.

Anonymous

As for your description of Brian, "He's pretty docile, but he definitely needs to go," it must be the name because I've heard the same thing from one or two girlfriends and employers.