Babyhog,

You honor my wife and my family by doing that. It's a very nice gesture to do that for someone you just met.  Thank you.

Thank you everyone for the kind words. I try to tell everyone our story. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in our lives we forget to see what's outside our bubble. I saw things in b & w. My wife taught me to see things in color.

Thanks Mick. I know to be safe but it's the other people you have to watch out for too.

Babyhog,

Your mom is a strong woman. I've met many survivors during my travels helping people and I hold them to the highest respect. They got to a point I wish my wife got to. When you get to that point all you can do is hope.

I am so sorry for your loss, I to have lost many a friend and family member to cancer, breast or otherwise.  May 14th was an awsome day here in Columbus, one company "The Limited" had over 7000 of thier employees, etc doing the walk, what an awesome sight.  Welcome to the group!  Paula is beautiful, thanks for the pictures.  
Con

My wife died 24 years ago with colon cancer,By what I have read most internal cancers have only seen a 5% better cure rate in the last 50 years.The doctors make a lot of money on cancer patients so anytime you give money to any cancer fund you are only giving money to the doctors. The night my wife died I talked to a nurse who had been their 20 years,She said if she got cancer she wouldn't take chemo at all seeing all the people that died there.If I get cancer tomorrow I wouldn't take it either.Those treatments just burn up your insides.My wife lived a year and a half after they found the cancer.First doctor said it wasn't cancer second doctor said it was stomach ulcers,Both Indian doctors, even though they were wrong they both got their money.

Cancer seems to have touched all our
families at some point in time.
I will not say whether I will or not
have Chemo should the cancer
cells in my body ever become active.
Chemo does destroy some good as
well as bad cells. It also has worked
and helped people to survive.

Webhead, your daughter is just as beautiful
as your wife. Thank you for sharing her
story and pics.
It also is a reminder for us to live each day
to our fullest.
We may not be here tomorrow, yet our good
will be here to remind people of what good
does and how it looks.. kim

Welcome.

Ride, laugh, love.

(Hey, it's a simple philosophy, but it works for me.)

drharveys - FSO wrote on 05/20/11 at 04:28:55:


It's funny you say that. My wife always said live, love and laugh often. I have it on the back of my truck.