One Year
11/22/2017
One year ago I was sitting at Cape Cod Hospital waiting for
my life to completely change. I was
waiting to have cancer removed from my body.
I was praying…
Praying that my family knew how much I loved them.
Praying that my doctors and their staff got a good night of
rest.
Praying that I will be able to hold it all together.
Praying that I will wake up after surgery.
And I woke up, whew.
Life goes on.
Today I started my day at the gym, taking the best care of
my body I am capable of. I ate a healthy
breakfast. I took a shower and had
coffee. Life goes on.
I am grateful for my family.
They took care of me when I couldn’t do it myself. They supported me emotionally, physically and
financially. They continue to hold me
up. There are truly not enough words to
convey how much I love and cherish all of them.
I am grateful for my friends. They lift my spirit, send me good
vibes and keep me laughing. They also
gave me daily prayers. On the days that
I felt like I couldn’t do this life anymore – I was able to rise up and carry
on. I credit that to the power of
prayer.
I am grateful for the 12 step program. It has given me a simple design for living
and a group of amazing people who understand me.
I am grateful for God.
He/She has carried me through the most difficult year of my life. I have everything I need and I KNOW that I
will always, always, always be taken care of.
Lastly, I am grateful for cancer. Weird right?!? It came and left quickly and
completely changed my whole life. It has
brought me to a place in my life where I am embracing my gift and enlarging my
spiritual life. My mind is open to new and radical ideas and I have been led to
my purpose in life - share my thoughts, words and stories to be of service to
others.
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