This second time around with Glio is a different journey for sure. I have become aware of feelings, emotions and truths that are locked in my inner vault of my mind . I know that I am a deep thinker and a highly reflective person but I find myself today in a place that I cannot even describe. I am sick of cancer but I still remain unafraid of it and at peace with my battle. After all, cancer is in my case very random. It’s doesn’t become personal until I acknowledge it as having power. I disavow it as mine. It certainly is not from God so it does not belong to me.
Since my brain surgery last month I have lost 2 friends from cancer.
Jack Magni Jack was laid to rest as I laid in the operating room. I felt so bad that I could not pay my respects to he and his family.
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Today, I lost another friend to BRyan from Glio Blastoma as well. Bryan was diagnosed at the same time as I was in 2012 his returned a short while ago and yesterday he went back to God. Please pray for Bryan and his beautiful family.
God Bless them all
God Blessyou all too.
Danny
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HI Dan, It’s good that you hate cancer! And it is good to name it and say it also. As you said perfectly: “it is certainly not from God so it does not belong to me.” Amen to that. Even though you have had a 4 year retreat from this Glio, it must feel even worse when it comes back. My heart goes out to you. Prayers continue for you and your 2 friends. Love, Dee
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Love you Dee, see you soon. Xo
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