Keep on writing your book and take your time with the other things. You show much grace and strength. I went through a different kind of trajedy eight years ago.. You are so right. Every situation is different and sometimes the comments by others seem to have their own agenda. Look at all the good you have done. I know Susan is proud of you.

But we all need you to put it all in print for us and I am thankful you are writing such an inciteful book to share with others. thank you.
cece

Next thing you know someone will say Stargate is geeky.

Elden – I admired Susan, not knowing her, because of what you said about her in past posts. But when you revealed that Susan liked Joss Whedon stuff a couple of years ago, I liked her even more.

Takes one to know one, I guess.

I wish I’d have done this.

Marty, if you’ll take the time to write, I think you’ll find — as I am — that the memories come back pretty vividly. Maybe you should give it a shot. – FC

I also remember that certain smells affected me, my sister and mother were using a body wash that every time they came near me, I wanted to throw up. Still to this day which is 20 years later I even have to get get a whiff of a some smells and I get nauseous.

For those readers who have not been affected by cancer, here is an insight that hopefully you will never have to go through. It is one of those diseases that not only impacts the patient but also the those that are emotionally connected.

Fatty, thank you.

I’m so glad life’s good right now and you have the strength to write this. Lisa deserves credit for some of that.
Hugs to her.