I need to say this to all of you. Thank you! Thank you for being a wonderful support system. I think I would have many more blue days if I didn’t have this outlet.
I always fear when I need to let out some steam, that you all will go away, or click away with thoughts of, “There she goes again. Can’t she just get over it already?!” I’m always happy to find understanding and comfort in the words you leave me.
And I always hope to share words of hope and normality to fellow cancer victims. Baby steps, it’s much like AA, One day at a time. Through cancer I really learned how to enjoy the now, not looking forward or backward but loving the moment. I don’t much love the moments of laundry and such (that’s probably why I’m still trying to get caught up afte vacation), sometimes those things seem beneath me. Like why, should I be wasting the precious moments I have doing chores? But they are part of life and when I wake up still kicking the next day I decide they won’t do themselves and accomplish them. Uh, sometimes, but sometimes I have a wonderfully understanding husband wake up before me and do them first.
So really, I just wanted to let you know, that I appreciate you. I need you and I love having you in my life.
Maybe this is a good time to tell you that there’s something in the works here. You’ll be seeing some changes, although slow, it may be a month or so before everything’s done, but if you like, you are welcome to start reading and commenting over here. Right now the surroundings are just blah, basic, no-frills, but all the posts are the same, same content there and here until the change is complete. I am hoping the change makes it easier for you guys to comment. You’re the reason for the change, so I hope it will be worth it. I know many of you have had difficulty commenting on blog-city and although I’ve sought support several times nothing has changed so I guess I have to change hosts. So for now, feel free to read me here or here and I’ll let you know when the full change has been made.
I have been catching up with your posts and have just read the "the down
side" post. I wish you the best with the new doctors. Although my physical
health has always been good, I know a little of the anguish of depression.
I am thinking good thoughts for you. Take care dear friend.
Thank YOU for even having this blog! :) I thoroughly enjoy my visits. You
are such a talented photographer and though we've never met in person, you
seem like an amazing person.
It's easy to be supportive to someone so kind as you. :) I went over to
the new site and commented on your latest post there.
I've never had trouble leaving you a comment?
I will follow you were ever ya go! Just keep me posted!
I've survived cancer 2 times; it's not a fun think to deal with. My mom
just got the 'all clear', unfortunately, my daughter (Lisa Marie) and her
mother-in-law did not; her mom-in-law was buried on June 13, 2008.