Michelle, as one who has had the same experience I don't advocate cancer as a weight loss method. While it might be tempting, it has a couple of drawbacks. . .
But I also offer congratulations on breaking 100 and I know what you mean, it is nice to have lost the weight. Be sure that as you heal you get out and walk to build up a level of fitness. Don't worry about other exercise if it isn't available--walking is just plain good for you and no equipment is required. It's wonderful to feel the flexibility and agility of what your frame can really do when you're not carrying around the extra weight, so enjoy this one perk of having been ill and let it carry you into a state of good health and fitness.
I took a nap when I came in this afternoon, I think it might have been a migraine aura that was making me feel that if I didn't close my eyes right then it wasn't going to go away. It made all of the difference.
Tomorrow my son has an induction into the National Honor Society at an evening reception, so I'll have him throw in a load of laundry tonight and we'll make sure that any clothing he needs from my house is available. I think he will be wearing dress pants and shirt of his dad's (they wear the same size now, lucky thing!) but I'll have the socks and such. :)
I'm writing this on the Chrome browser, and it lets me change the size of the message form, but I think it also constrains the lines when I post. It will be a narrower message than usual, unless I make the window wider. Interesting how these things vary from one program to another.