My papa finished his last radiation treatment yesterday. The tumor has shrunk and he is not having any health issues related to the cancer. Priase God! Trying to convince my grandmother that this is a good thing is a very difficult task. The odds of this outcome were 1 in 5. I'm all for positive thinking and giving the patient hope, but they (she) REALLY believed he was that 1 in 5. Now instead of being happy, she is mad. And she thinks the Dr. lied to them and "lead them on". She is having some health issues all her own at the moment. A whole new diagnosis 2 weeks ago & her Dr. said it will most likely continue to get worse and there isn't much that can be done at this point. When I was sitting in the oncology office with them this week I found something that really hit a soft spot with me...
Living Life
Life is not a race, but indeed a journey. Be honest. Work hard. Be choosy.
Say thank you, I love you, & great job to someone everyday.
Go to church. Take time for prayer. The Lord giveth & the Lord taketh.
Let your handshake mean more than pen & paper.
Love your life & what you have been given. It is not accidental.
Search for your purpose & do it as best you can.
Dreaming does matter. It allows you to become that which you aspire to be.
Laugh often.
Appreciate the little things and enjoy them.
Some of the best things in life really are free.
Don't worry. Less wrinkles are more becoming.
Forgive, it frees the soul.
Take time for yourself, plan for longevity.
Recognize the special people you have been blessed to know.
Live for today and enjoy the moment.
I posted before that I deleted my FB page last week. When I told hubby, he did away with his too. I didn't ask him to, or even suggest it. I did it all on my own, just for me. But its been such a good thing for us. We all talk more. Sit in the floor and play games, go outside & play together. Its funny, all we did was delete 1 app out of our lives. One that we lived without for 35 years. We still have phones, texting, TV, e mail...but you wouldn't know it ;)