I know this isn’t what you’re expecting today, but this is real life right now: On top of the inevitable “holiday busy-ness” and all that comes with having extra family in our home (which we are so grateful for – honestly a huge blessing in so many ways) and having a new puppy that isn’t fully potty-trained yet … there has been so much more going on.
Our sweet 14-year-old friend fell out of a second story window and literally broke her spine in half just before Christmas. She is not expected to walk again but we are truly grateful she is still with us.
This week we learned that a close family member has stage 4 colorectal cancer. Stage stinking 4.
We also learned of another friend who has stage 4 esophageal cancer. He is 31 and father to 2 young children.
I’m not ready to share anything more at this point about either situation but my purpose in even mentioning these things is because it has prompted me to give you this specific “feedback” today:
Time is wasted if we are holding grudges or being judgmental or treating others unkindly. Life is too short to nit-pick and criticize. We truly do not know when someone we love (or even just like) will no longer be with us here in this lifetime. Please treat others with nothing less than respect and kindness. Please take the time to truly nurture those relationships that are most important. Focus on your family. Hold on to them tight. Be absolutely certain they know you love them.
I am mentally and emotionally preoccupied in various directions right now and my head is foggy, but it’s times like this that I am especially grateful for my faith and my personal testimony of God’s plan.
My “regular” Feedback Friday will return January 6. Next week you can also expect some blogging about scrapbook organization that I mentioned earlier, as well as an update on the Signature Binders (on their way + very close) and other products that are being replenished soon.
I’m so sorry to hear this Becky! My prayers and thoughts are with you, your friends and family. And thank you for the reminder. ((hugs))
So sorry to hear such heartbreaking news. Thank you for reminding us about what is most important in life- our loved ones.
hugs and prayers
Prayers to you and your family and friends. Hang in there! Thanks for reminding us that life is precious.
Thank you, Becky.
I am so sorry to hear this, Becky. I will be sending lots of thoughts and prayers your way–and for all of the situations. Thank you for the wonderful reminder, and for all you do throughout the year–through blog posts, motivation, Project Life, etc–to remind all of us to focus on family!
Prayers to you, your family, and friends. May God be with you all during these difficult times! You are always so great at reminding us what is really important! Thank you for all that you do!
Many hugs & prayers for you and those you love. Thanks for such an important reminder of how to live the lives we have been given by God! May he bless you ubandantly!
Becky, I’m sorry to hear about the struggles your family and friends are having. I just wanted to mention that you should not give up hope. I had a friend come back from stage 4 colorectal cancer and is happy and healthy years later. It CAN happen. Keep the faith!
Becky- Glad you are sharing with us today. I lost my father very suddenly the Tuesday before Christmas. Time is precious.
Sending you and your loved ones hugs & prayers. Your post is so true. Our family recently faced a sudden loss and it puts things into perspective. Faith, love and grace are what can carry us through the difficult times.
I always appreciate your honesty and your little reminders on what really matters. This really matters. Love one another. Prayers coming your way.
I love your realness and your honesty. Little reminders like this are so very important. I wish you love and strength (I would say grace but honey you are the definition of it). Please know you are loved by many and we are all here even if it’s just a shoulder to cry on.
Sending you and your family and friends many thoughts and prayers. Thank you for sharing your story!
So sorry to hear of all this, sending prayers your way for your family and your friends. Hold on to your faith, it is what will get you through. God Bless
So sorry that you are going through such heavy things. Just wanted to send a bit of encouragement, we know a lady who found out she had stage 4 colon cancer right after giving birth to her first child. She has been getting treatments, etc. and is doing good. Also, never underestimate the power of prayer.
Take time to take care of you. We are here. Thanks for your honesty and being you. Hope 2012 brings more joy and love and of course…health.
i am new to your website via eighteen 25 and just ordered my first project life kit (waiting for black binder.) I am grateful to have this way to preserve the precious moments with my husband and beautiful girls. i am sorry to hear about your sadness, and will pray for them. i so agree that you never know when someone will leave you…i almost lost one brother, and did lose one sister. thank you for your gift to others, and to me! praying. xo!
Sometimes that bad news just keeps coming making it really difficult to do or think of much else. Your blog should be the last thing on your mind
So sorry to hear …….my prayer are with you and all the families……..
Becky,
My heart goes out to you and your family and your friends. God bless you for your honesty and your strength. Please, if you need a week or two or a month or two, give yourself permission to take a break and be with those you love – because that should always be priority number one. As a in-home, family business member, I know that is much easier said than done, but please know that my family will continue to love your business and products even if you take a short break to be human.
Prayers with you and yours,
Jamie
Becky- sending extra prayers and hugs your way!.. Thanks you for the reminders- it came at a perfect time (as always!) thank you for all you do and the inspiration you give us all the time! I truly admire all you do!
Having lost two of my wonderful and dear friends to stage four cancer, my heart goes out to you. I wish you and your family comfort and peace as you go through this painful journey.
I’m so sorry Becky. I’ll praying for you and your family!
amen, sister.
I’m so sorry to hear this . My prayers and thoughts are with you, your family, and friends. ((HUGS))
Sorry to hear about the struggles people in your life are going through and it’s a much needed reminder even at this time of year to live life to the fullest because you never know what’s around the corner. Keeping everyone in my thoughts…
Gos is in control Becky, look to Him for wisdom and comfort!
I am taking a trip around my rosary beads to give you strength to support your friends.
I am so sorry for your friends and family trials. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your loved ones. Thank you for the reminder. We all need to be reminded of this before something happens! Thanks for all you do.
My mom was diagnosed with stage stinking 4 gall bladder cancer at the beginning of this month. I know your fog. I will pray for your 2 loved ones. Cancer stinks!
Please tell your family member that I am a 8 year survivor of stage 4 colon cancer. There is life after cancer. Cancer totally changed my perspective in life, I am a more present and grateful person now. And never underestimate the power of prayer.
God Bless….
A dear old friend dropped in unannounced yesterday. He lives in another city so we don’t see him that often but being together it’s as if we are right where we left off. He just lost his wife to breast cancer and this Christmas has been brutal without her. We cried, I prayed for him and we cried some more. He was instrumental in my husband coming to Christ a decade ago when I was at my wits end as a new believer.
Right now my family is in a difficult situation, yet the love of Christ has never been more apparent and real. Being in the fire has a way of bringing what is essential to light. It’s not comfortable or easy, but there is so much growth and maturity. Early in our marriage we lost our premature daughter when she was three weeks old. That set the course of my life, in finding meaning and contentment whatever the circumstances. It was a long battle and I’m not saying I have reached a state of even understanding, but I have been given strength to continue to move forward in my new ‘normals’.
I heard you speak at The Creative Connection this past fall in St. Paul where I live, and was in the class where you showed up with the headbands on to support a young women in business. Whippycake? I could tell there was substance to your life, which is probably why I am writing this to you today. Know that I will be praying for your loved ones, just as Ann Voskamp prayed for my husband from afar this year when he had quadruple bypass surgery at the Mayo Clinic. (He’s doing great by the way, although he lost his job as an airline pilot.) It’s not an easy road we travel, yet with Christ all things are possible. Even experiencing a depth of joy in the midst of pain. I pray that you feel His peace and comfort as you continue. Thanks for sharing about your faith, and in sharing, we the body, can support you in prayer. God Bless.
I understand completely if you don’t publish this comment – it’s so personal, but I wanted to connect and encourage. As Ann would say, It’s all grace,
Laurie
Wow, if you’ve got stage 4 gall bladder cancer, God’s plan is probably to come home.,
I’m so sorry about these situations, Becky. Thank you for sharing with all of us what is going on in your life. We feel like we know you, and we care. HUGS.
I just wrote an fb status similar to this yesterday.All it takes is a smile,or one small,kind gesture to lift someone up.We all go through difficult times,and we don’t all necessarily know what our friends/family are dealing with each day.Be kind,patient and don’t judge…..that is my mantra for 2012.Sending prayers & positive thoughts your way…..
I am so sorry for the tragic news of stage 4 cancer in two dear friends/family…you are right…we never know when we may lose someone we love. Tell them every chance you get! Sending strength, peaceful feelings love your way. God Bless!
Darlene
Many Hugs and Prayers being sent your way….Take care and stay strong.
it is so easy to drown in all the hurt… and supporting those around you is often harder than being the one in need of support… peace be with your heart becky.
May God be with each of you.
Yup, that is real life, and high on the suckometer. Ignore the blog and go play with your kids and puppy.
Lois
I like what you said and especially the word suckometer. The last 2 years have had many things in my life which have sucked and I think the word suckometer is a perfect one I want to start using!!
Thanks for making me smile when life throws us rocks =-)
Wow, Becky, I’m really sorry you and your loved ones are going through so much right now. Keeping you in our prayers, and I wanted to let you know you are an amazing woman and I hope people treat you with the kindness and respect you deserve.
So sorry for what your family and friends are going through now. Sending hugs and prayers your way!
Hugs to you, Becky… and to your family/friends. I am so very sorry. Life is definitely a gift and thank you for checking in and reminding us of this. Prayers coming your way.
So sorry to hear of these difficult situations. Thank you for the sweet and precious reminder to live lightly when offended.
Oh my. I am praying for your friends and loved ones. Hugs and thoughts with you all.
so sorry to hear all these sad events. sending prayers and hugs for you and those families. thank you for always reminding us to live in the moment and be thankful for each day.
Prayers for you, your Family and Friends. No worries about your friends in blogland. We will be here
Focus on your loved ones.
Sending to prayers to all the families that you mentioned. Family is so precious to me and I remind myself constantly of that.
Oh Becky, sending you big hugs and prayers to your loved ones. Your message is so on target. Hold tight to the ones you love and tell them often!
Sending many hugs across the globe to you and your friends and family – what sad, sad news. I rarely comment but *please* know that your positivity and reminders of the ‘big picture’ touch many people and are so appreciated.
Hugs & prayers to you and your family members Becky.
I’m so sorry to hear of the challenging time you and your family and friends are going through. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Hugs, Becky. Many, many hugs.
Though this season of life is sprinkled with some pain, remember that your faith is what fills your appetite. My prayers are with you and those family members/friends. Thank goodness you understand the importance of “cultivating a good life…(through all circumstances)…and record it.”
God BLess.
Becky-it’s such an emotional toll but it’s these moments that bring us back to focus, faith & complete appreciation for simple things. We all (your community) are heart broken to hear the devastating news, but your family & friends are in our prayers & truly that makes us closer. Prayers coming your way!
Becky, I am so very sorry to read your news today. My heart freezes when I hear the word cancer since we lost 2 close family members this year to this horrid disease. I hope so much that your family and friends return to full health. And so very sad about the young girl. Sending hugs to you all.
praying for your friends and family
praying, praying, praying. Hold em close and LOVE ~
Our prayers and good thoughts are with you; hoping for the best outcome(s) for you and yours. We have had similar challenges for dear friends this year, so I truly empathize. Hang tough and remember “If you keep a green bough in your heart, the singing bird will come. Sincerely Julierose
I’m so sorry to hear this, Becky. Take care of your family, and let them take care of you. Thank you so much for the reminder of what’s important. Thank you so much.
I wish you great thoughts and many prayers.
Mine were answered and I am soooo grateful this holiday season.
I had two blood vessels burst, massive internal bleeding, body filled with blood clots, a strange mass on my esophagus which they were SURE was cancer, but after 15 days in intensive care, my parents moving in with us for the past 6 weeks and PET scans and other tests, I am cancer free and on the mend!!
So God is great! Hold on to the faith. Miracles DO happen! Thanks for the reminder to appreciate all that pray for us and are with us!
Thoughts and prayers go out to you, your family, your friends and all their loved ones.
You are so right Becky. I have been going through some ordeals myself with my family and my husband having had a transplant, which was in my project life, you learn to let the small stuff go and not nit pic. Your life truly changes within a blink of an eye and you have to learn to appreciate the blessings that you already have in your life. Family, friends, and just those who you associate with on a regular basis. The lord has blessed my family and my husband is here, my children are well, and we will continue to move on remember what the lord has done for us and still continues to do.
Thank you Becky for the post today, you are truly an inspiration for us all.
Holy moly.
My mother in law passed away suddenly two months ago after a brain aneurysm burst. It rocked our world far harder than I could have thought possible…and it’s made me realize that LIFE. IS. SHORT. You’re so wise to share the pearls of wisdom that there just isn’t enough time in this life to be unkind to each other, or worry about petty little things. This year for Christmas we were TRULY grateful to just have each other. We spent more time together this season than ever before because we don’t want to waste a minute.
I hope your friends and family…and you…get through this difficult time.
Thinking of you Becky at this time. The 8 month journey with my dad and stage 4 pancreatic cancer was the most exhausting and draining emotional rollercoaster of my life. Even after he’d passed, it took a long time for that fog to clear. Take strength and comfort from everything that is good in your world, and it will help pull you through those dark days. There is a positive to be found in every day, even though you may not see it at the time.
Hugs to you and your family. There is *NEVER* a good time for all of this news and negative life changes, but this has got to be one of the worst times of the year. Lots of good thoughts headed your way. Hoping we can keep you lifted up and positive through the journeys that are to come.
Have a wonderful New Year!
Im so sorry to hear of this sad news Becky. Cancer suxs big time and has taken a few family memebers from my family. Sending you and your family hugs, and know that you are all in my thoughts. Thank you for the reminder that we need to make the most of every moment
Prayers for everyone Becky!! We’ve lost a family member very recently to cancer and yes it just sucks!!
Praying for you, your family, your neighbor. I’m glad you have your faith and rely on God’s plan. It does make things easier.
My sister is a survivor of stage IV colon cancer. Diagnosed 2/03.
By that I meant she is a survivor that was diagnosed in 2003. So there is hope.
Sometimes life really sucks. A lot of times it is just faith and hope that gets you through these hard times. Hugs and prayers for you, your family and friends.
Hugs and prayers to you and your friends and family. Yes….We need to LOVE more, every moment, everyday.
It tears my heart to hear sadness at this time of year. es, life is too short to have family be pulled apart. Hugs, prayers and STRENGTH to get you through this very emotional time.
Melissa W
North Las Vegas, NV
Oh Becky I am so sorry about all that bad news! I will keep you and those families in my prayers. HUGS!
Praying for you, for your family and for all those you mentioned. You are right. And it is sad that it takes moments like these to sometimes remember how easy it can be to waste time…
Loosing my mother to ovarian cancer right now. Seeing my mother suffer with pain and getting weaker everyday is not easy. However I hold on to my faith and I know God has a plan for everyone. I just pray everyday for strength. Wishing you the best Becky.
Sending love and prayers to you, your family and friends. In May, we learned how tenuous life can be when we almost lost our four year old son. This has really prompted us to be better parents, friends and people.
God Bless You Becky
I hold you and your family in my heart and my prayers.
Though we don’t know each other I do know some of the journey ahead of you. You are not alone.
God love you and all your family
Sarah
Thanks for the reminder Becky. I’m praying for you and those close to you suffering, so sorry.
Sending my thoughts and prayers to your loved ones in need. So sorry to hear of those that are suffering.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Becky, love to you all
Becky, please don’t feel you ever have to apologize to us for not being here every single day. There is a reason we come back time and time. Look after you. Look after your family. Don’t even worry about this. We will always be here. Sending you many hugs.
Sending you lots of love, hugs and prayers. If you know the Lord you have HOPE, there’s always HOPE in the Lord. My word for 2012…
My heart goes out to your family and friends.
Please don’t feel obligations to your fans. Your family is deep into a major change right now and we all can understand that there are bigger priorities than feedback friday. Take care of you and that sweet family of yours and when the time is right we will meet you back here
(((hugs))) to you and yours from Australia. May your faith keep you strong.
Praying in all these situations. God is the great Healer and I believe He has a plan in all things. Praying strength, peace, and healing for these three people.
Personal Testimony;
My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer in 2006. She had surgery to remove a large portion of her colon & rectum, yet did not have to have a colostomy. God is good. We went through months of chemo and radiation, and although she was sick, she came through it. God is good. We were told that she would most likely relapse…5 years later (NOW) the doctors have declared her CANCER FREE and she doesn’t have any further follow up appointments. GOD IS GOOD. ALL THE TIME!
Keep the faith!
I am so sorry to hear that. You and your family and friends are in my prayers. May God keep you strong through these difficult times. Bless you and yours.
many blessings and prayers for you all
I thought this might brighten your day to see how much your products are loved! I gave this to my daughter for Christmas and it literally made her day, so she put all of the info on her blog. Here is the site, so you can see it. http://onetoughmom.blogspot.com/2011/12/2012-project-life-prep.html
You and your family and friends are in my prayers. We have had similar issues lately and it is not easy, but just remember, God is in Control!
There is truly nothing I can say to make this any better. We have 2 friends struggling with cancer right now and it isn’t good. There are so many other difficulties in many lives including mine right now so I know how
sad you are. I agree that we need to forgive each other but not everyone can do this. I pray for you and know that you are an amazing friend to so many. Don’t ever worry if you need to take family time. We always come back to check on you. You make us realize what is important and I hope in 2012 things might be a bit easier for everyone, God Bless you all.
Sending love to all, may God grant you peace. Hugs..
I am so sorry to hear about the illnesses and accident of your close family members and friends. May God comfort you during this difficult time and may HE give you His peace, “which passes all understanding.”
These families are very blessed to have you in their lives. I hope you will continue to care for them, and that many others will too–trust me they’ll need it! Cancer and health concerns are exhausting in every way imaginable! This post hit close to home for me. 6 months ago I bought project life to document my sweet husband’s cancer battle. Unfortunately, ours was not a wonderful, miraculous ending as he just died 3 months ago leaving me a young widow with 3 children to raise. His cancer was diagnosed at a stage 4 also. He survived 17 months. I have not had the energy, time or emotional strength to begin documenting our battle in project life, but someday I will, so my young children will know how beautifully their dad endured his challenges. Sometimes life is just plain hard, and we don’t get the happily ever after we dreamed of.
The good news is that the Lord is still there and so kind to us even when life goes dreadfully awry. I am learning there are different types of healing than just physical healing. Healing broken hearts is a miracle too, and I believe He is doing that for our little family one day at a time. Please pass on my love and care to these sweet, dear families. I know of the pain and fear in their hearts.
Love,
wendy
Praying for you & all your dear ones.
Laura
Becky, your family is in my prayers. This year both my husband and my father battled cancer–unfortunately, my husband’s is incurable and much of our Project Life this year not only documented his treatments and hospital stays, but all of our joyous moments together as a family which grew even more precious as we realized how short life can be and how quickly it can change in an instant. Thank you for continually using your gifts to remind others to both cultivate and record a beautiful life–I’ve found a lot of joy this year in recording our family’s stories.
Much love, Marie in Oregon
I would like to use a quote from this post on my RS bulletin board, if that would be okay with you. As I would like to focus on family and relationships n the board this year, I thought this would be a great way to start.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends at this time and hope all turns out well. My father-in-law has recovered from Colon cancer, prostate cancer and melanoma; all within the past 4 years. Miracles happen and Priesthood blessings work!
OH MY…sending prayers. And have to say I TRULY understand. A friend lost her husband quite unexpectantly and her son died Thurs. before Christmas. Has been a challenging week. And through it all we too had a lovely Christmas. Sending you strength, prayers and hugs. Take Care…thinking of you and your loved ones and friends!!!
I am so sorry for what your loved ones are facing. -_-
You have shared a great message that I hope we all take to heart.
Wow…that’s alot and we are sending good thoughts and spirit to you, so you can continue to be of service to these families.
Julie
Wow, Becky — that’s a lot to deal with. Great advice. We all need to be a little kinder to one another and let them know how valuable they are. It’s true, you never know when someone’s time on this earth may be up. We need to let people know how much we love them now and let those petty annoyances go. I’m so grateful Heavenly Father has a plan for all of us. Take care, and thank you for all you do to help us preserve and cherish memories we make as families.
Thank you for keeping it real. We so often celebrate our victories and rarely share our struggles but sometimes life is just tough. When I face those times, I can’t help but appreciate new mercies every morning, grace that is sufficient for that day and assurance in an everlasting love…one-day-at-a-time. Hugs to you, your family and friends.
Oh Becky, so well said… this is Feedback we all need to print out and put some place where we will see it everyday. Like a train, our life on earth does come to a stop, but unlike with a train, we don’t have the time table, and we don’t know if it’s going to be a slow or a sudden stop.
Ordinarily I don’t leave comments on your blog, but my Dad passed away the day of this post. His was a slow stop and brought an end to a lot of pain. He would have agreed 100% with your Feedback. Treasure family, not grudges.
I pray for Peace and for Healing for you, your family and your friends.
Thank you so much for sharing your trials of this week. You and your family/friends will be in my prayers also. We, too, have learned of several close friends with colon cancer, breast cancer, and melanoma that has spread throughout. Your point has been driven close to home here as well, remembering that family and faith are the most important things, and celebrating each day to the fullest. And, that is another reason that I am so happy to begin my PL journey for 2012…to capture the daily life of our family, to remember how blessed we are, and to celebrate life everyday. Thank you so much for sharing. God bless.
And now I know why I came here instead of closing things down – as I *should* have – and turned out the lights and gone to bed, many hours later than is healthy.
Becky, your reality is shared by so many others. It is comforting to me, as someone who plods away in obscurity [not a problem!], to know that I and others whose lights shine on smaller circles are not the only ones the ugliness visits. That sounds odd, but I think you and your blog-friends understand what I mean.
Life has thorns as well as roses. Each of us takes one moment at a time, trusts in God, and carries on.
As this new year starts I am grateful to know that there are so many good people throughout the world. When times are tough, may I remember the good outnumber the bad, that good things outweigh bad things, and that even through the suffering I can become a better person.
Thank you for providing a small spot in my life, one that is positive and uplifting even in tough times.
I’m really sorry to hear this news. My Dad died of advanced prostate cancer nearly 3 years ago. I found out by accident that the cancer has spread & hearing it was a huge shock. My thoughts & prayers are with those affected.
It’s also terrible about that poor girl. I feel so sorry for her. What a huge life adjustment she’ll have in this coming year.
Becky, you and your family are in my thoughts!
This week things were put into perspective for us too. My sister In-law lost her baby at 38 weeks in the womb. On Christmas everything was fine and we were all preparing for the new arrival anytime now that the hustle and bustle of preparing for Christmas was finally over. 2 days later there was no heartbeat. Such a perfect baby and a terrible loss. Also found out one of my dearest friends melanoma is not responding to her final clinical trial. She has been fighting this for the last 5 years and has a 6 year old son. quickly makes the loss of my husband’s job 4 weeks ago not that big a deal. We have so many blessings and it is so important to recognize them and hug our kiddos as much as we can.
Hi Becky, so sorry to hear about all this bad news in your life. Life is not fair, so it seems sometimes.
However, I have a question from many of my blog readers in Germany : will there be any chance to get PL kits in Europe again ? I myself got lucky at Amazon UK last year, but now it seems everybody in Germany wants a PL kit and what can I tell them ??
First, I am so sorry to hear of the things you mentioned. Sometimes it makes you sit back and wonder what’s fair?
However I totally get the don’t hold grudges part. My side of the family is famous for holding grudges. I have a great 22 year old nephew who does not get along with his father my brother.
I realized that I don’t spend enough time with him and said to my husband that we need to have him over once in awhile other than holidays.
My husband works 2 jobs and I definately put my time in at work as well with the kids activities. However I need to remember the time my kids have left with their grandparents is short and they need to see everyone more. I hope to this year plan more dinners with family.
Prayers go out to your loved ones.
Becky I will keep you and those you are praying for in my prayers.
Hugs
Karen
Hi Becky,
Much faith and strength to you and yours! My dad passed of esoph. cancer this October. As you already know, though your head may be foggy and your heart torn in so many ways, your faith and God will show you the way. He is always faithful, every step of the way…
May you know that many are praying for each of them and you.
Take care and God bless,
Michelle
Just a note, I work in the e.r as a nurse and have noticed a pattern in December, lots a new diagnosis of cancer. Not sure why but I see it and say a prayer for each person. Also lots of tradegies and very, very, sick people, so be grateful everyday for your health and one more Christmas ith your loved ones.
Becky,
Thank you for sharing that with us, we all need to be thankful for each day! It is a reminder how fast life can change for anyone of us. I will pray for your friends, God bless each one of them and their families.
Becky – I hope that since this comment is so far down on an older post, that you’ll still get it. I saw this post the day it came out and saw the part about the family member with Stage 4 cancer. I thought, oh, I hope it’s not “J” – nah, it couldn’t be…he’s young. Then, last night, I happened upon an entry in Facebook from “T”‘s mom and learned it really was “J”. Oh, I’m so sorry! Having just dealt with cancer in my own family over the last year (my 16 year old nephew had Stage 2B Hodgkins Lymphoma), I know the plethora of feelings that your family is going through right now. My prayers are with you and your family. PLEASE let me know if I can help you or them in ANY way! I’m just a few minutes away. If you talk to “T”, please give her my love – I don’t have a phone number or email for her. It’s a good thing we believe in eternal families, rather than ’til death do us part, isn’t it?
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