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Monthly Archives: December 2013
I see you
To the doctors, nurses and care takers, we see you. You see us. You fight for us and with us. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you lose. Tweet
Posted in Blessings, Cancer, Care
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Hannah
How can you read this and not smile or cry? Helps put everything in perspective. Hallelujah that the cure rate is over 80%. Tweet
Posted in Cancer, Heart, Hope
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Gold
Wow. The heart of this child is beautiful. She sees through the pain and sickness. More precious than the metal itself. You should be able to click on the picture to get a larger view. “Whether you donate blood or … Continue reading
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Family
It’s not always about who you’re related to. Family can be by blood, adoption or association. They feel what you feel. They experience what you experience. They care about you. Be there for your family. Tweet
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Emotions
How many have you experienced? All of them? Pretend you’re a kid. You’ve been sick. Now you’re told it’s cancer. All you can think about is your relative that died from cancer last year. Now how many can you check … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions
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