and I collapsed to my knees. It felt like a train hit my heart but I held it in as much as I could. “We’re gonna get thru this” I told him. He said he was going to call my brother. I hung up and wept. The unknown is scary. We like knowing the plan/journey we’re embarking on...
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This was new territory. Many tests later. A very extensive surgery, two weeks hospital recovery, at home care, injections and flushing of IV (by me), 6 months of chemo, 5 weeks of radiation daily, and here we are today. Almost at the finish line. PET scan showed us otherwise..
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So where do you go from here? Also add the fact that we’re in lockdown and can’t give your mom a hug. It sucks. It feels like you’re back to square one but worse. I remember telling my mom all thru this that the *stage* or the type of *cancer* DOES NOT DEFINE YOU...You’re bigger
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DONT ALLOW THIS CANCER BULLSHIT TO TAKE OVER YOUR IDENTITY! I’d say that’s the most difficult part. You all see it. U all experience it. And it’s there daily...and now it’s extended. Here’s the but...WE GO ON! We band together and do everything we can to fight it. We get closer..
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We press even further into THE NOW! We learn and grow from this and count every moment as sacred. We love and appreciate what we have, knowing EVERYTHING here is temporal. We accept the unknowns are coming for us all and that we’ll either get thru or go thru or transfer thru...
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...to the other side. Whatever that other side is, well it’s unknown. And that’s okay. Love is unknown until you have it. So is pure joy and pure light. But they’re all higher forms of consciousness and way beyond us. Energy can neither be created or destroyed. How fascinating!
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The spirit of someone is something that not even that person can fully grasp or understand. My mom’s spirit lives on regardless of any outcome. I just want to keep her physical presence here as long as possible because it still feels needed! And it’s still here! We all want that
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for our loved ones. I could rant on and on about the process of cancer treatment and go into the craziness of it all but that’s not what really matters. Not at all. It is what it is and all I can do is lift up others that are going thru it. I’m sorry! Thanks for listening.
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Please pray for our family and especially my mom,
@DaleSonojon Prayer is a tricky thing. I still don’t understand because obviously this isn’t what we were praying for, but I’m going to keep praying anyway. Keep hoping. Keep encouraging. Regardless of the outcome. God Bless
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Sorry. Last one. This is my mom and I in DC last year, which was a trip that was personally kind of nuts and she went with me. Her spirit is amazing. All will be well. Love you mom!pic.twitter.com/quoVi1rCrS
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