What matters
The sun shone so brightly today and the sky was so blue. Perfect. It was a perfect day. The Cubs are winning and none of it matters. It really doesn't matter at all. What matters is that this is my niece, on her 36th birthday just a week or so ago, with her two sweet little girls. What matters is that she has breast cancer. What matters is that she just started her treatments and is not feeling well, at all. On this glorious fall day, she is not feeling well. Please pray for her. Please pray that she can stay strong throughout the treatment. Prayers matter. Your prayers matter. Thank you so very much.
posted by CB | 8:53 PM
11 Comments:
My heart breaks for your niece and her young girls and for you Cathy because I know how much you love her. Walla Walla is strong in prayer so please please know we are praying for her.
Cathy, My thoughts and prayers are with your neice and her family as they start their journey with the treatment of this cancer. I know with your support they will come through this with much growth and strength to face what is ahead. Positive energy going your way. Stay Strong ,Michele
You are so right..there are only a few things that really matter. Praying for her as if she were my own...
angela conklin
a friend thru your entries in NC
Many prayers on the way!
Cindy
Virginia
Cathy:
How hard, to start this journey again with another person you love so dearly. But how good for them that you are there -- will be there -- because you know how much just being present with someone truly is.
So many thoughts and prayers and hugs and well wishes are coming to all of you now, and especially to your niece. Always with you,
Claudia
I will think of her every day. Prayers are on the way.
Prayers from Texas too!!
xoxoxo,
t
I know we haven't met, but I wanted to share my prayers for your niece and for your family. I came across your blog because I am a 33-year old that has brain cancer. I am a wife to a wonderful man, and a mother of 2 fantastic boys (4 and 1). I had my surgery 8 weeks ago, and now I start radiation soon. I know God is watching over us as we go through this journey, just as He has been with you all through your family's journey. Lou sounds like he was an amazing man, father, and husband. I will be praying for your niece as well - my close friend is 30 and battling breast cancer (we call each other our surgery sisters!). Thanks for letting me post - Cathy, your words and faith are beyond inspiration and are a reminder to me of what it means to be strong. Love and prayers, Jen (grade 2 oligodendroglioma)
As always, you and your family is in my heart and in my prayers.
Brad Kessler
Cathy, I am sorry your niece has to go through this. I know you will be with her all the way.
Hugs and prayers to you and to her family.
Lois
I will pray tonight for your niece and her familly as she were my wife. I lost my wife 4 and a half years ago after a cancer. I have a small daughter 11 years old.
Juan C., Spain
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