September 7th
A year ago today, I had my first chemo infusion.
What a strange year this has been. How did I celebrate? Well, had my annual physical and then walked two miles through Boston to visit a client. I sat beside the ocean and thought about the many women and few men I have met on my journey. I sent them all my most positive thoughts, and mourned the ones who aren't with us anymore.
With this anniversary, I think I will finish this blog. It has been a wonderful tool, but I [and you] no longer need it. It is time for me to move past being Susan-With-Breast-Cancer and back to Boring-Susan-Who-Has-no-Drama.
And with that, I thank all of you for your love and your support. May I dance with NED forever!
What a strange year this has been. How did I celebrate? Well, had my annual physical and then walked two miles through Boston to visit a client. I sat beside the ocean and thought about the many women and few men I have met on my journey. I sent them all my most positive thoughts, and mourned the ones who aren't with us anymore.
With this anniversary, I think I will finish this blog. It has been a wonderful tool, but I [and you] no longer need it. It is time for me to move past being Susan-With-Breast-Cancer and back to Boring-Susan-Who-Has-no-Drama.
And with that, I thank all of you for your love and your support. May I dance with NED forever!
posted by *susan* at
10:18 PM
3 Comments:
"...boring Susan who has no drama..." And what sweet words to read.
May you have long years of enjoying ordinary, normal, boring life!
Love & boredome-is-good,
gr
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Anonymous, at 3:51 PM
So glad to have met you, to have shared this'drama' with you, and seen you come through it with passion and purpose.
Life is never boring!
Michelle (AussieMum)
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Anonymous, at 12:41 AM
Thinking of you today, hoping for some reason that you'd have a blog update. :-)
Sending love in your direction - there are strong winds in Seattle tonight so the love should arrive to you soon.
xoxo
Kristina
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Kristina, at 8:40 PM
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