Today, I met with someone whose wife is battling back the CBitch. She's receiving treatment at the Stefanie Spielman Center, too. At great length, he spoke of how wonderful the people are at the Spielman, the care, the support, the encouragement. It is a blessed place for anyone dealing with the unexpected curve of cancer.
Friday, February 23, 2018
A Day of Note
Six years ago today I became a breast cancer survivor. It even was about this time of day (1 o'clock) when Dr. Larry Joe Lilly plunged a needle into the lump in my breast to extract cells for testing. Maybe 30 minutes later he came back and said the cells were positive for cancer. Yeah, my world screeched to a halt in that moment. In the next, it was game on. Thanks be to God, every day now is "game on" in praise of the opportunity to continue in this world He created.
Today, I met with someone whose wife is battling back the CBitch. She's receiving treatment at the Stefanie Spielman Center, too. At great length, he spoke of how wonderful the people are at the Spielman, the care, the support, the encouragement. It is a blessed place for anyone dealing with the unexpected curve of cancer.
Anyway, just tossing up a little e-confetti today ... for life.
Today, I met with someone whose wife is battling back the CBitch. She's receiving treatment at the Stefanie Spielman Center, too. At great length, he spoke of how wonderful the people are at the Spielman, the care, the support, the encouragement. It is a blessed place for anyone dealing with the unexpected curve of cancer.
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