But I am so sorry that you are having lots of negative thoughts my dear!! well you are certainly allowed to feel some because of having to deal with the breast cancer, treatments, reconstruction..but you are ALIVE sweetie and we are so glad of that!! We don't know about the family tension and that must be bad but you are so good with your faith helping you...I am sorry you are so sad about your son going to college, but I LOVE
what Lisa wrote to you - Quote:
so hard to let him go off I know but it is for his growing up! hang in there!! You must be clinging to your dear daughter extra now, I bet. Hope she's doing good and not missing her brother too much. Originally Posted by Lisaluvshearts
... It is not the end of the world. He is still your child, he still needs you. His going to school is not the end of his being your child. He is simply getting training so that he can make a living in the world. He has to do this. You would not want him to live with you forever, he deserves more than that.Lisa I hope so much that Jennifer's results are fine
and very glad your fingers are better! oh..and GO DENVER, GO CLEVELAND
speaking of work, you know that my summer job is pastry baking, yet I also help out around the kitchen, because I really do have the time, and otherwise, I'd only work about 5 hours a day. I can 'flesh out' my hours by doing the dinner salads, making salad dressings, and veggie prep (peeling potatoes, carrots, onions, husking corn, slicing cukes and red onions for the salad garnish) Peeling 30 pounds of potatoes is a drag, if I think of it that way, or I can think 'I get to do a mindless task, while listening to my music, or chatting with my co-worker, and get paid pretty good for it'
Had yet another beautiful sunny WARM day here!! I do have to keep a close watch on my potted flowers because they go limp in the afternoon sun and heat and want water.
have a good night and I'm so glad to have friends like you here


My current breast reconstructionist is also the head of the lymphedema clinic at The James Cancer Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. He said there is a 6 hour surgery they can do (in the future; after all of my breast reconstruction is complete) that would actually "cure" the condition. (Everything else available, including the compression sleeve, is only a "band-aid fix.") I really dread THAT surgery already, but wearing this sleeve and gauntlet every day is such a drag. I feel like I am in a straight jacket on my left side. 


We are so glad to have you here with us. Post as much as you need to, we are here for you. 
This thread is a great support system.
I don't get paid until the 2nd of the month. I'd call them but my phone is off too. The whole situation is just a mess. Now you know why I am down today.
to everyone!
that it happens every year, and try to find joy in other ways.