Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

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So my relationship with my thyroid is over. I left it for good at a hospital in Denton, Texas yesterday. We’d had been at odds for more years than I can remember. The last three years it had made my life a living hell. I found out last week that it was growing nasty unnatural alien things on it. So my surgeon Dr. Carolyn Gardner, sent my thyroid packing for me. And left me with minimal outside trauma. Inside hurts like a son of a gun. :) Don’t worry about the thyroid cancer, if you have to get cancer, it’s the best kind to get. They cut it out. Give you one chemo kind of pill and you’re done. 

Only reason I’m telling you all this is that my kid tells me I had 1100 emails just on one account yesterday and another 400, on my google stuff. So if I’m not answering it isn’t that I don’t love you. It’s that me and my Lortab need to take a nap together. 

 

About Candace Havens

Bestselling author Candace Havens has written six novels for Berkley including, Charmed & Dangerous, Charmed & Ready, Charmed & Deadly, Like A Charm, The Demon King and I and Dragons Prefer Blondes. Her new venture is writing for the Blaze line of Harlequin. Those books include Take Me If You Dare, She Who Dares, Wins, Truth and Dare, and The Model Marine. She is also in the anthology Spirited, and the proceeds go to help literacy. Her books have received nominations for the RITA's, Holt Medallion and Write Touch Reader Awards. She is the author of the biography Joss Whedon: The Genius Behind Buffy and a contributor to several anthologies. She is also one of the nation's leading entertainment journalists and has interviewed countless celebrities including Tom Hanks, Nicolas Cage, Tom Cruise, George Clooney and many more. Her entertainment columns can be read in more than 600 newspapers across the country. Candace also runs a free online writing workshop for more than 1800 writers, and teaches comprehensive writing class. She does film reviews with the Dorsey Gang on New Country 96.3, and is the President of the Television Critics Association.

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  1. Sue Irby had the same thing. Hope your better soon, if I’d known when I was at UNT the other day, I’d have stopped by.

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