2 minutes ago the nurse cam in and told me that my MRI was negative...which is good. I don't have cancer in my brain. Halle-frickin-lujah. I looped together a couple videos that I took, was hard for me to post them, It's sharing more then I am comfortable with but I am trying to put myself out there and be honest. In the last clip I am talking about my home town of Prescott, where I grew up. I almost didn't include it because I don't want to make something about me that clearly isn't but it did give me a different perspective and help me realize just how lucky I am to be sitting in this chemo chair. I still have my life and they don't.
God Kara, I wish I could help some way. I don't know the big meaning of all the lessons everyone is forced to learn through their lives. You are learning and growing so much, and by doing so your teaching us at the same time. You're a gift Kara, such a precious gift.
Relieved to read that it is not in your brain. You have so many people pulling for you, I know many would endure it in your place if they could. More prayers and positive vibes from Idaho.
Another week,albeit this one also filled with thoughts and prayers due to the tragedy in Yarnell. Your connections with people up north must make it even more heartfelt, so for that extra burden I am sorry. So, we step back and are thankful for what we do have. Dealing in the moment ,(cuz thats kind of what we have to do) celebrate that the brain scan had good results. I know that I scared my dog doing a little happy dance for you. I look forward to reading and hearing these excerpts of your journey. Just know that I, as well as so many others, so wish we could be of more help. You have a great family, a good circle of friends, a fantastic airbrush artist (ask your mom), and a great medical team. Don't ever be afraid to reach out if there is anything we can do!!
God Kara, I wish I could help some way. I don't know the big meaning of all the lessons everyone is forced to learn through their lives. You are learning and growing so much, and by doing so your teaching us at the same time. You're a gift Kara, such a precious gift.
ReplyDeleteKara sweet Kara I am hugging you from a far!!
ReplyDeleteRelieved to read that it is not in your brain. You have so many people pulling for you, I know many would endure it in your place if they could. More prayers and positive vibes from Idaho.
ReplyDeleteAnother week,albeit this one also filled with thoughts and prayers due to the tragedy in Yarnell. Your connections with people up north must make it even more heartfelt, so for that extra burden I am sorry.
ReplyDeleteSo, we step back and are thankful for what we do have.
Dealing in the moment ,(cuz thats kind of what we have to do) celebrate that the brain scan had good results. I know that I scared my dog doing a little happy dance for you.
I look forward to reading and hearing these excerpts of your journey. Just know that I, as well as so many others, so wish we could be of more help. You have a great family, a good circle of friends, a fantastic airbrush artist (ask your mom), and a great medical team. Don't ever be afraid to reach out if there is anything we can do!!
It's okay to be scared of not knowing, but so thankful that the brain scan was "negative" Keeping you in my prayers.
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