I was walking through my quiet neighborhood early one recent morning. The sun had just risen; everything was crystal clear in the chilly first light of day, and perfectly still. No wind, no sound save a far-off flock of crows. As I walked, I noticed leaves falling from the brown winter oaks. Not a bl...
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Fighting Breast Cancer and Confronting Death Gracefully
3/19/09 9:39pm
I am a stage four breast cancer survivor, now trying to live to the fullest every day, I wake each morning thankful for all that I am able to do today, I have learned that you do need to let people help you. Basically don't sweat the small stuff and just enjoy all the beauty that envelops each one of us everyday. I believe I have seen heaven many times on earth in the last few months. I don't waste time worrying about what I can't fix. I am living in the moment and cherishig every second. I have found in my family and friends there are angels among us everyday.
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Oh PJ. This was phenominal. So many things mentioned here are things I need to do. To forgive myself for not being perfect and the biggie, the guilt that I've felt since I've realized I can't DO and BE everything and to allow other people to help me. I'm printing this sharepost off and reading it again and again, to remind me that I human and I'm imperfect.
Thank you PJ.
Kaye
When we die, we die wrapped in our own arms.