It's wonderful to hear that the treatment was succesful. It's even better to see the sparkle in your eyes when you speak about your plans and your beautiful family. All the best! Go for it!
I’m elated to see and hear this! I have missed you and Doug. I cannot tell you how huge my smile is right now! I love you, my beautiful, wonderful friend!❤
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉so glad to hear your wonderful results!!!!! When my baby sister was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer at age 51 we embraced positive affirmations (along with countless other things)….a line from a Charles Bukowski poem was a strong inspiration for her….”what matters most is how you walk through the fire”…. if you know, you know. It’s been 12 years, she’s alive, healthy and cancer free and she walked through that fire like a warrior woman! I hope, hope, hope that a cure is found soon….so happy for you and the future is bright! I’ve seen it with my own eyes!❤
Glad to see you’re on the mend. With the great care, love you received and your own strength you made it through! I’m impressed one of your followers knows of Bukowski! As far as chronic illness I appreciate that people are believing that long Covid exists. We, with myalgic encephalomyelitis have had a very hard time convincing the medical profession how disabling it can be. So. Doing anything that boosts overall health helps. Never pushing yourself too hard. That only makes thing worse. Learning to pace yourself and accepting it doesn’t go away but some days are almost good. Emotionally, if I can be of service or do something for someone else it triggers great gratitude in me and I feel better. Giving is always a healing action. Love to you!
I have such trouble not pushing too hard! Your reminders to "take 'em easy" have helped. 😘 Thank you for that and the lesson of giving as a healing action is a great one. Love you too.
It's wonderful to hear that the treatment was succesful. It's even better to see the sparkle in your eyes when you speak about your plans and your beautiful family. All the best! Go for it!
So sweet of you to say. Thank you.
I’m elated to see and hear this! I have missed you and Doug. I cannot tell you how huge my smile is right now! I love you, my beautiful, wonderful friend!❤
Thank you so much! Hope to see you soon.
So happy to hear your healing good news!!!!! Love you Dress up Mom! See you on your mat friend. You look radiant!
Thank you. I love my Monday mornings with you.
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉so glad to hear your wonderful results!!!!! When my baby sister was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer at age 51 we embraced positive affirmations (along with countless other things)….a line from a Charles Bukowski poem was a strong inspiration for her….”what matters most is how you walk through the fire”….
if you know, you know.
It’s been 12 years, she’s alive, healthy and cancer free and she walked through that fire like a warrior woman! I hope, hope, hope that a cure is found soon….so happy for you and the future is bright! I’ve seen it with my own eyes!❤
Awesome. Thank you so much for sharing.
Such wonderful news!!! I'm so happy for you and your beautiful family
@@brendavaronnewton9369 Thank you so much. 😊
Very happy for you and your recovery!
Thank you so much!
Glad to see you’re on the mend. With the great care, love you received and your own strength you made it through! I’m impressed one of your followers knows of Bukowski! As far as chronic illness I appreciate that people are believing that long Covid exists. We, with myalgic encephalomyelitis have had a very hard time convincing the medical profession how disabling it can be. So. Doing anything that boosts overall health helps. Never pushing yourself too hard. That only makes thing worse. Learning to pace yourself and accepting it doesn’t go away but some days are almost good. Emotionally, if I can be of service or do something for someone else it triggers great gratitude in me and I feel better. Giving is always a healing action. Love to you!
I have such trouble not pushing too hard! Your reminders to "take 'em easy" have helped. 😘 Thank you for that and the lesson of giving as a healing action is a great one. Love you too.
If you also have a chronic disease what are some of your coping tips?