And I cracked up laughing...on a day that has started with pain in my right eyebrow, the side with no feeling. It's a day of smiles, maybe healing IS happening...so all my Saturdays from here on in will be silly Saturdays.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
It's gonna be One of Those Days!!
Nothing serious today, it's Saturday after all, perhaps I'll call them Silly Saturday's. I'm always looking around the web for other's with similar experiences and I stumble upon this:
And I cracked up laughing...on a day that has started with pain in my right eyebrow, the side with no feeling. It's a day of smiles, maybe healing IS happening...so all my Saturdays from here on in will be silly Saturdays.
And I cracked up laughing...on a day that has started with pain in my right eyebrow, the side with no feeling. It's a day of smiles, maybe healing IS happening...so all my Saturdays from here on in will be silly Saturdays.
Friday, March 29, 2013
I get by with a little Help from My Friends
I can`t possibly list all the amazing things that have been generously given to me and my family over the course of 10 weeks. What I can tell you, is that I am overwhelmed and in awe of the support that my friends and complete strangers have shown me.
You can`t help but be renewed in the human faith when something as odd as this happens. I know that looking at a brain tumour as being an odd experience is a wacky take on a very real thing. However, it`s odd in every sense of the word. Let`s look at ``the odds`` according to the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada (my resource bible) 1 in 27 Canadian will be diagnosed today and every single day with a brain tumour. Hmmm since there are currently 34,482,779 Canadians and I`m ONE of them, just your average girl going about my business, how did the brain tumour find me? Who in their right mind would ever think they would end with a brain tumour? We hear all the facts about cardiovascular disease, breast and prostate cancer, but we never hear about brain tumours. That's were you come in, my friend, I have a goal, a personal goal, to reach as many people as I can to share this message. Brain Tumours are real, they suck and they are here to stay unless we spread the word about the need for research. I'm just one person but I can reach thousand with a little help from my friends.
Here is a list of facts about brain tumours, they are shocking, scary and real but changeable.
You can`t help but be renewed in the human faith when something as odd as this happens. I know that looking at a brain tumour as being an odd experience is a wacky take on a very real thing. However, it`s odd in every sense of the word. Let`s look at ``the odds`` according to the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada (my resource bible) 1 in 27 Canadian will be diagnosed today and every single day with a brain tumour. Hmmm since there are currently 34,482,779 Canadians and I`m ONE of them, just your average girl going about my business, how did the brain tumour find me? Who in their right mind would ever think they would end with a brain tumour? We hear all the facts about cardiovascular disease, breast and prostate cancer, but we never hear about brain tumours. That's were you come in, my friend, I have a goal, a personal goal, to reach as many people as I can to share this message. Brain Tumours are real, they suck and they are here to stay unless we spread the word about the need for research. I'm just one person but I can reach thousand with a little help from my friends.
Here is a list of facts about brain tumours, they are shocking, scary and real but changeable.
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