I just received a package from outside the US, the envelope didn't give enough info for even hubby to figure it out, the note enclosed wasn't signed either but it is a stuffed heart with beautiful red embroidery on the front and on the back it says, "To Debra with love from a Cutie". I am in tears, so many of you have shown me so much love in my time of...of what? I can't describe what I am feeling. Cancer is not fun but I am trying hard not to let it get me down. I just want all you wonderful people to know just how much I so appreciate that you care about me though we have never met. I have already told my husband and my friend that she gets all the embroidery things I have so she can learn to do it and this site will be listed as the place for her to come and learn the things you have all taught me during the past 2 years. I am going to Cleveland Clinic on Dec. 20th to see what they think and we may see if my insurance will let me go to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America if Cleveland doesn't have anything helpful. Since it is in so many of my bones I don't know what they will do. I talked to God and it is His decision, I only hope his plan for me is what I would like it to be. OK, no more tears but to the wonderful person who surprised me with the heart, thank you!
I will be praying for you dear in reference to the Cleveland trip - please know - while you are gone - we will all be thinking about you and wondering how everything is going for you. Travel safely.
How wonderful to receive that special red heart, just when you needed it(it wasn't me!)
I want you to know I'm thinking of you over on the other side of the world and will be praying for you on the 20th.
What a thoughtful gesture too that you are giving your friend. Keep your humour and as you say, whatever is going to happen is in God's hands. His Will be done. Love to you and your family Chris
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Diane
i hope you will feel better soon
i know cancer is very hard and hurt to much people
big hugs Sonja
My prayers are with you and your DH. Wish I lived closer so I could give you a big hug in person.
You're so brave and strong, and such a good example of how to face difficult times with honor, humor and humility.
Love,
Jacqueline
Best of luck at the Cancer Treatment Center. Most of these places accept any medical insurance. They never turn anybody down. My husband goes to Fox Chase Hospital in Philadelphia. He has non-hudgekins lymphoma.
He has Medicare and AARP health insurance, and doesn't pay a dime. Right now he is on his fifth kind of Chemo treatment. Last time he was injected with "radioactive" for 3 sessions. This was another Clinical Trial, and they have hundreds of them. I'm sure they will give you something suitable for your condition. Have faith. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Hugs and blessings Rachel
God hears the prayers of all the faithful and He will be with you as you journey to and from the clinic. I know there have been many prayers offered for you and your husband as you travel this path. Just remember we are all with you in spirit and pray for God's tender mercy. Love and blessings to you all Chris
Hugs
Elizabeth