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About Me
- Lena
- New England, United States
- Older and wiser yet still learning every day.
Blogs I follow
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RIP Mom, I love you8 years ago
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A Designers Eye7 years ago
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The Gift9 years ago
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Puddle11 years ago
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Maybe A Prayer1 month ago
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Thank you!10 years ago
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Cunning, baffling and POWERFUL7 years ago
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MY “NAKED LUNCH” WITH PHIL AND DAVID5 months ago
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Something Remarkable2 years ago
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How Now Brown Belt??9 years ago
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Hunger pains7 years ago
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progress9 years ago
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The Future of Trades5 months ago
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A Command Decision!8 years ago
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The New PostSecret Book9 years ago
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Seasons of the Soul DANCE!8 years ago
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Author's Website10 years ago
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Diagnosis Today!8 years ago
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What Are Soul Steps?5 years ago
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Hiking with a ham11 years ago
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An Idealist Healer...14 years ago
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Moving to a New Location6 years ago
8 comments:
I am so sorry to hear this news. You certainly don't deserve another battle with cancer, but then again, who does. I will be praying for you.
Peace.
I know how powerful hearing you have cancer can be. I also know that you are a winner. I am glad that you heard your doctor's positive comments. He/She knows from experience that most cancers are cured. Remember to play everyday.
The best news is "early stage." very curable -- inconvenient and not great, but curable is good. THANK GOD you are sober!!
So very sorry to hear this, Lena. You are an amazingly strong woman & after all you've been through & all the lessons you've learned, I have no doubt that all of this misery will be behind you very soon. Please stay strong & know that you can handle this. You are being tested for sure but you're gonna come through with flying colours. Love & prayers are being sent your way. Be good to yourself~it's your time to be selfish now. Take care, my friend.
Wow, you've had quite a year. But "early stage" is good news. Mom had the same diagnosis in her late 80's, and died of "just wearing out" a few months before turning 100. Still, you've been through enough. Once you're past this, you'll deserve the smoothest of sailing from here on in!
Oh no. I'm so sorry to hear this. Especially after the year you've had.
My first response to reading this was "Oh crap, like she doesn't have enough on her plate already!" Sometimes it feels like life just keeps thowing curve balls. I have been impressed with the strength you've shown in facing breast cancer head on while dealing with family issues on the side. To us you appear strong, while I'm sure there are days you don't feel strong at all. The good news is that it isn't a losing battle, you can and will come out a winner on all counts, and the day will come down the road when you will look back and smile at having survived it all. I pray for cures and rapid healing, and I pray for you a long life with many happier days and adventures yet to come. Keep us posted, we care! You are also teaching us by your example how one handles adversity in their lives. I, for one, am learning, and will remember the lesson!
I was really surprised and sad to read this. It sucks!!!! You'll find your strength though..I know you will. I'm sorry that you're going to have to battle this again. You've proved yourself to be a warrior already. Time to do it again. We're here with you and here for you.
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