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It's time to count my blessings

Monday, November 20, 2017

I've been writing this to friends. "I'm embarrassed to tell you I broke my arm a few days ago.". I shouldn't be embarrassed. Things happen.. not usually days after breast cancer surgery. The positive attitude I was told would help did. I think of others going through worse things. Blessings: 2 very supportive daughters and son in laws I have some pain spikes.. but savour the calm. I am strong! Thanksgiving is approaching..I won't be asked to cook a thing. I will be VERY thankful.
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  • SHAMROCKY2K
    So..I must have chemo brain. I keep forgetting everything and nothing is holding my interest. 2 weeks down. 10 more to go of the cancer pill. Unfortunately it is in my bones. Trying to keep a positive attitude...and outside of a few times I have. Hugs.
    1018 days ago
  • 1ZIPPYC
    No you shouldn't be embarrassed at all. These things happen, as you said. So sorry it has happened to you, especially with dealing with cancer. How is going with you on that front? I have tried to contact you several times and would love to hear from you. Really concerned and hope your prognosis is good! Take care and be careful. Don't want any more mishaps. emoticon
    1102 days ago
  • DEBIGENE
    You indeed are STRONG and BLESSED !!! Keep that positive attitude and you will see the glory of HIS work.

    Happy THANKSGIVING week, I am thankful to know you.
    1104 days ago
  • EISSA7
    That is a lot of physical “stuff” to deal with....hugs and prayers. You are blessed with a caring family and a good attitude!
    1104 days ago
  • ROXYZMOM
    I am going to put you in our church prayer book. I am glad they are taking care of you.
    1104 days ago
  • ZOOMTHOM
    That sounds like bad luck and i wish yiu the happiest of family times. Love and hugs going to you.
    1104 days ago

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