It was a great experience doing the Race for the Cure! Seeing over 5,000 people, including survivors was so uplifting! Walking with my sister and mom by my side was strengthening (dad ran the 5k that morning, but he cheered us on from the street as we walked by). We walked in memory of my Granny, who had breast cancer, and all the fighters and survivors we know with ANY cancer.
I ate one of my favorite burgers at the Golden Light with my parents, sister, brother and my nieces and nephew, and then played around in a few Halloween stores!
All of it gave me the strength I needed for another fight!
With all my strength, I am going into this round! I dread it, I dread what chemotherapy does to me, and the recovering. After this round, which should be my last, I am looking forward to recovering for surgery and removing this "thing" that has invaded my body and my life! I know I still have a path in front of me...... It's called HOPE!
It takes but one positive thought when given a chance to survive and thrive to overpower an entire army of negative thoughts. Robert Schuller
Sooner or later, those who win are those who think they can. Richard Bach
Show class, have pride, and display character. If you do, winning takes care of itself. Paul Bryant
Triumph is just try with a little umph added. Unknown Author
You've got this Michelle! Please let me know if you need anything..you have my number. Also, I am so glad you had such an amazing weekend. You go FIGHT LIKE A GIRL!!! Hugs and prayers
ReplyDeletePrayers for you! And, as a fighter, round 3 may look impossible.....but, you know the Source of Strength! He is good! You can do this...together!
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