What brought you joy today?
If you've been living with cancer for a while, you know it's not all gloom and doom. Where did you find joy today? I'll start:
1. Working in my garden.
2. Meeting my daughter for tea.
3. Home-made pizza for dinner.
4. My spouse (always).
5. Some interesting online discussions.
6. Rereading a good novel.
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@azsunshine7 thank you I will.
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2 Reactions@dconway817
That is a sweet thing to say!
Tell him we said hello and give him hugs from us 🧸
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1 ReactionMy husbands smile this morning even though he’s in the hospital. He’s a warrior battling glioblastoma since April
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8 ReactionsIt's gonna be a great day today so lets get that smile on 🙂
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5 ReactionsCompleted my 2nd keytruda treatment today. Recent scans are showing no FDG avid uptake in the hips, pelvis, spine or liver after radiation and chemo. Hope and joy after stage IV diagnosis. DgA
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10 Reactions@nannybb
It more often is for me!
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3 Reactions@grldweiner66 agreed
My dogs who love us unconditionally!
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7 ReactionsGreat night sleep can't ask for more 🙂
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7 Reactions@northoftheborder My mom would say "This too shall pass". The state 4 diagnosis got me for sure. The things some people endure with a spirit like yours always amazes me. 💕
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7 ReactionsRemembering that if I could be find a way to be joyful paralyzed in a hospital bed back in 2021 with a prolonged post-surgery ileus, a suction tube down my nose into my stomach, an arm full of IVs, steroid-induced diabetes, and a new stage-4 cancer diagnosis, I can damned well figure out a way to be joyful now with most of my mobility back, a decent appetite, no IVs, and my cancer in remission for over four years.
I've had a nasty respiratory infection (cold? RSV?) for a month that's got me down, but it's just that and nothing more, and I'm on the mend.
As the Anglo-Saxon poet wrote over 1,000 years ago, "Þæs overeode; þisses swa mæg" (that passed, and this can too).
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