The Post I've Been Avoiding... The Diagnosis
Hello my dear readers and friends, You've no doubt noticed a change in my blog over the last few weeks and seen hints of health troubles and tests. This is the post I've been avoiding. I just haven't been ready to identify with the problem nor am I sure I want to now. After all, God is the God of miracles. I need miracles, I'll bet you do, too. Here goes. I found a lump on April 22nd. It's been an earth shaker to me and my family for the last few weeks. This was the cause of the exhausting rounds of tests and appointments. Yes. It is breast cancer. It's in all the lumps in my left breast and in a lymph node. My mother and maternal aunt both had breast cancer many years ago. To answer a few questions you might have: The CT scan showed no cancer in the rest of my body. Praise God! The oncologist scheduled me for chemo first because it is an aggressive cancer. They want to shrink it first before surgery. I will also have mas...
That gave me the goose bumps!! How neat!! I've stayed in a hotel like that for a homeschool convention. What a thing it would be to try this with a group like that too! :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI saw this via Facebook earlier this week.. It made me proud to be a Kentuckian....What a heart moving -off the cuff- dynamic performance...and such unity in the voices.. Just wonderful!!! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteHi Laura. That is very impressive. I always just love hearing our anthem played and sang. I was reading back your last post about reading.I really like the rule about your kids reading. Mine read all the time and my grandson is a good reader and speller. My next post will be along these lines, and about something we saw in San Diego. Stay tuned, I think it will really interest you..Happy Weekend..Judy
ReplyDeleteHi Laura sorry I have been absent for a short while, work as usual dominates my life at present. I really enjoyed this clip Laura it brought tears to my eyes too, you always find something special for your blog. Have a lovely Sunday Laura, sending you lots of hugs
ReplyDeleteDorothy
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Hi Friend Dorothy,
ReplyDeleteYears ago, I was part of a choir. Sometimes we would practice by standing in a circle and singing into the center of the circle. The sound was amazing. I can only imagine what this group sounded like. I get teary eyed when I hear our national anthem. I feel privileged to live in my country. We have been blessed in many ways.
Have a wonderful week Dorothy.
Laura
Hi Judy,
ReplyDeleteI'll come over in just a bit for a visit.
Mine love to read. It's a great way to learn and to just enjoy oneself.
Blessings,
Laura
Hi Amber,
ReplyDeleteI'll be over in just a bit to see your new home.
Blessings,
Laura
You are so right Patty. It was amazing. I wonder if they planned it at all.
ReplyDeleteDo you live in a city or rural area of Kentucky?
Blessings,
Laura
Hi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteYes, I stayed in a hotel like that once, too. It would have been amazing.
Blessings,
Laura
Wow wonderful....I'm Proud to be an Kentuckian! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteIsn't this awesome! Gave me chill bumps…so beautiful. God bless America.
ReplyDeleteOh! That's my state! How proud I feel after watching this video!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Laura!
Hi Marissa,
ReplyDeleteYou should be proud. I'm proud to be an American.
Blessings,
Laura
Beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :-)
Blessings :-)
God bless you Miss Kath!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
ReplyDeleteThanks for "talking back"! I tear up when I hear our American anthem. I'm so proud to live here and honored as well.
Hi Teresa,
ReplyDeleteThanks for talking back! You should be proud. God bless Kentucky! I'll be over for a visit in a bit.
Laura
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