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Monthly Archives: September 2015
A Normal Day
This morning, I forgot to thank You for this day I got up, got my family off to work and school and then proceeded to walk the dog. It was a glorious morning. It was crisp, a little windy, and … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, faith, inspiration, life, personal diary, recovery, remission
Tagged anti-cancer, Bear Creek, cancer, cancer symptoms, Chef Michael Smith, children, dogs, exercise, family, gifts, God, grandparents, nature, ovarian cancer, pond, radiated pain, remission, shoulder pain, symptoms, television, treadmill
12 Comments
Who am I?
I am not cancer. I am not a threat. I am not contagious, judgmental, or rude. I am not selfish. I am not cruel. I am not self-centered. I am neither fatalistic, nor pessimistic. I am not naive. What I … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, diary, inspiration, life, personal journal, philosophy
Tagged cancer, caring, character traits, dependable, determinination, friend, gentle, hope, inspiration, life, loyal, mother, thoughtful, wife
11 Comments
Two days to go…
Two more days will bring me to the first anniversary of my cancer-posts! And funnily enough, here I sit, post cancer. What an interesting play on words… something I have always enjoyed doing. In fact, my very first post – … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, inspiration, personal journal, recovery, reflection
Tagged blog, camping, cancer, celebrations, posts, reflection, time, words
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Most Days
Most days are great. I am alive. I am lucky to be alive. Most days are gifts. On the odd day, like today, however… I struggle to be grateful. I don’t know why. It just hits me. I am hit … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, journal, prose, reflection
21 Comments
Chemo Classes
The room was packed. Well, it felt cramped. I didn’t want to be close to anyone. Who knew – they may all of have been carrying some sort of cold virus that I could contract and end up with a … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, education, health, journal, recovery
Tagged chemo, Chemo-suite, education, lessons, patients, Royal Victoria Hospital
9 Comments
10 000 Steps
One step, two steps, three steps or more I’ve made it out of bed and to the bathroom door – Counting now to twenty and up to thirty-eight Waking up to walk this ‘morn and hoping I won’t be late … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, exercise, personal journal poetry, relationships
Tagged conflict, exercise, family, fitbit, GPS, path, route, walk
3 Comments
Just Around the Corner
I walk without trepidation. I am flanked on either side by bull-rushes that have shot up tall over the railings during the summer. They are tired – it’s been a long season. What lays on the other side of those … Continue reading
Oh, what a glorious morning
This coming Wednesday will be the non-official date when I received the full enchilada of my cancer diagnosis. The “real” date was the 10th, but to me, it was the second week of school that counts more. It is the … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, diary, inspiration, life's lessons, personal journal
Tagged adventure, autumn, blogging, cancer, Cuba, death, English, fall, family, friends, horizons, journey, Kingfisher, lessons, life, music, political spectrum, posts, reflections, seasons, summer, teaching, zumba
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If
If I were a bird of flight today I’d fly away – I’d soar Into the cloudy, rainy sky My wings I’d stretch out more Through the lofty Heavens climb Where nary man or beast Would dare to venture, lest … Continue reading