Friday, January 13, 2012

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES

This will be a quick post but a very special one. What a difference a year makes!!! One year ago today I was sitting in the recliner, at my oncologist, receiving my final infusion of Chemo. I was bald, weighed a puny 106 pounds and looked quite different than I do today. I never did get sick from the Chemo, just never had an appetite. I now have a healthy, full head of hair and I have put most of lost weight back on and my energy level increases each month. I AM BLESSED.
This a picture of me with two of my precious granddaughters, Elizabeth and Emery, who gave me a beautiful Breast Cancer Flag with that awesome Hope filled ribbon on it. This flag hung in our front flower garden all year, as a constant reminder that breast cancer can be beaten. I am living proof, one year later, I have been declared CANCER FREE.


A very special thank you to my incredible husband, Charles, who has walked every step of the "our" cancer journey together. He is always there with encouragement and anything that I needed. And believe you me, it has been a journey but how great is our Lord and how wonderful is His Mercy, Grace, Love, Healing and Protection over us. I love you, my Tiger, always your Kitten
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4 comments:

  1. EllenJanuary 13, 2012 at 8:53 AM

    Praise the Lord for all the mercy and grace that he bestows upon us....and praise Him for healing YOU!! Those of us who have traveled as side-line companions on this journey with you, have gained from your experience. Gained in hope, gained in courage, and gained in our confidence in an awesome God!

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  2. EllynJanuary 13, 2012 at 10:21 AM

    I guess because I was going through it with you I didn't realize that we were on the same chemo schedule. This past Tuesday was one year since my last chemo also! PTL!
    We are so blessed!
    I continue to pray for you and Charles and our other friends as well.
    Congratulations!

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  3. Pamela M. SteinerJanuary 16, 2012 at 3:01 PM

    My son Matthew was on chemo a year ago also, and is now on a chemo maintenance pill that he takes 4xa day. He has DSRCT, and you can read a little more about him on my blog on the side bar (see http://pamelasopenwindow.blogspot.com )
    I am looking forward to reading more of your posts. BTW, I am your former neighbor (Doris H.)'s sister. God bless you on your journey, and praise God He is working all things together for your benefit. Amen? Amen!

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