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Radiation Oncology Thank You Decorated Cookie Collection

On the last day of my radiation treatments for bone metastasis, I shared these cookies with my radiation oncology team. Those two weeks of treatments had some rough moments……but thankfully I had my mind busy with making these personalized cookies.

I hope they know how much I appreciate them.

😷📋❤️👩🏽‍⚕️📝😷

Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. 1 Thessalonians 5:18
We always thank God for all of you and continually mention you in our prayers. I Thessalonians 1:2

Clinical Laboratory Cookie Collection

As mentioned in a prior post, when my long-time supervisor retired last year

from her 44-year long career as a clinical laboratory scientist/supervisor,

I couldn't miss the chance to make her a bunch of clinical laboratory-related cookies.

The photo below depicts a view we see under the microscope of normal peripheral blood cells.

Red Blood Cell Cookies (Tutorial)

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The gray cookie in the photo below (bottom right) is an outline of the microscope we use in the lab.

The tubes in the photo are depicting purple-top tubes

we use to collect blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC).

The photo below shows three different white blood cells on top of red blood cells.

(L to R) Eosinophil, Segmented Neutrophil, and Basophil.

CookieCrazie Chatter...... Friday, April 19, 2013








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CookieCrazie's Week in Review








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Personal Side
It's been a challenging week.
I'm trying to get ahead on cookies with all the events coming up in the next couple of months....
I have work I need to complete for the Ukraine mission trip....
Life continues to be interesting in the "real world"...

But I'm so grateful to be alive and to have what I have.
I think I reflect on life so much more than I did in the past.
Perhaps it is my age.....but even more so, I think it is the signs of the times.
When I allow myself to listen to all that is going on around me here in my state, country and world...
I get overwhelmed.

But then I remember whose I am and why I'm here.
I remember that God is in control and He is the victor in the end.
And I remember that this is not my home...... what a relief that is!

Cookie decorating was really fun this week. 
(ha.....I think I say that every week. :))
I made some cookies for Mothers Day.
It had me reflecting on being a mom and all that is involved....and what a blessing it is!
It's pouring raining right now. 
April showers!
I love rainy days. :)

Instagram photos for this week:



Just a little birthday snack.... :)

Birthday gift cookies....

 Birthday Cake Cookies....

 
Trying out what looks to be one of my new BFF. :)


A flower experiment.....is it too simple?
I was trying for the effect of Icings by Ang gorgeous flowers from a week or two ago....
but I can't produce the same height with glaze.
I'll try something different tomorrow.

 Aprons and Hearts for Mom....

Much happier with these "simple" flowers. :)

MOM on the frilly girly side....



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Last CookieCrazie chatter....




Scrub Top and Adhesive Bandage Cookies (Tutorial)







These scrub top and adhesive bandage cookies were part of a 
set of medical cookies I did for my sister's caregivers last year when she was very ill.

For the bandages, I used a rectangular cutter and ounded off the corners of the cookie dough.
Using a tan glaze, outline and flood a center square for the padded part of the bandage.
Allow it to dry for 30 minutes or so.

Outline and flood the entire cookie with the tan glaze.
I did it two ways.
In the middle cookie, I only flooded the surrounding area of the center rectangle.
In the cookie to the left, I flooded the entire cookie, even over the top of the rectangle.

Allow the cookies to dry for 45 min - 1 hr. 
Then take the end of a "boo boo stick" and poke even holes over the entire bandage.




For the scrub top, I used a regular shirt cutter.
In our hospital, this green color represents the surgery team.....but the color is your choice.
Outline and flood the entire cookie with glaze.

After it has dried a bit, add some detail lines for the sleeves, neckline, and pockets.
Fill in the collar and pockets to give them a more 3D look.

I failed to take photos of adding the details, but after some dry time,
you can add a stethoscope and even a tag inside the neck of the shirt. :)



Get Well Medical Cookie Collection





Here's a set created for my sister to thank her caregivers when she was very ill last year.

I made her a few personalized ones to offer my own get-well-wishes to her, as well. :)








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