I think this goes without saying, but today I am thankful that my long-distance family and friends are all safe from Hurricane Sandy. I know it can still pack a wallop tonight and through the coming days, but it's comforting to know that the people I know and love along the east coast are ok after the initial brunt of the storm.
My family is in New York, and I have a lot of friends up & down the coast including New Hampshire, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. It's heartbreaking to me to see the pictures of the devastating wind & rain damage, not to mention the flooding. As I sat here in sunny, mild west Texas watching the news coverage, I hope everyone knows that my thoughts and prayers were with them thousands of miles away!
Kicking cancer's ass - day 4722
Thirteen years ago today I heard the words "you have cancer". In some ways it seems like a million years ago. When I think back...
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My friend Kathryn calls birthdays after cancer "bonus birthdays". And she's right. Every birthday, every DAY, after everythi...
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After a long night of flying, only a few hours of sleep and a long, emotional day at the hospital, this is just what the doctor ordered: ... -
Several years ago, I was struggling. Work was incredibly stressful, finances were tight, lingering effects of cancer treatment were bring...
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