Thanks to the new lawn supporters... Graham, Calvin, Grant and Zach
My journey: Living with and overcoming Synovial Sarcoma. A rare and nasty Cancer. Not a how-to guide but ideas and observations during my experience so far. There are only a few SS survivors publishing and I've found their information helpful and reassuring. The site is also to update my wonderful supporters on my progress. Image above was pre-diagnosis by my daughter of the 'Alien Baby'. This tumour has been removed but the battle to eradicate the disease continues.
It's just another sign of more good news Tai.Looks like it will be ready for the 'first test'before Xmas.I have been reluctant to participate in this forum ...or in general really. Since Kats initial email and our chat about getting Cath H on the case and the seed sorted... really don't mind admitting I fell of my perch for the first time ever..have done a heap of thinking and finally having logged in see that so many others have had the same thoughts & questions.Shaved my head for child cancer last Xmas..always wanted to but finally had enough balls to do so - seems funny but one of the most liberating things I've done. Hopefully for you,Kat & the kids this blog is also providing some form of liberation for what you all are going through.Calv
ReplyDeleteHiya Gary, am wondering if that grass is as green on the other side of the paddock? :)Linda
ReplyDeleteLinda, The grass is certainly more greener post cancer, not because it is, it's because you look at it and appreciate its splendor.Covenant to this is when you are mid procedure, things aren't as rosy.
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