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In Loving Memory

Archives for March 2010

Kids who lose parents still grieve as adults (CNN)
http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/03/23/child.bereavement.study/index.html I've read most of the stories people shared there. Its so sad there are so many people has lost their parents when they were young. (1/7 of population, believe it or not). And many of them are due to cancer. Many of the stories bring tears to my eyes.…
My Dad. Hard to believe he died ten years ago.
I could go on and on about my Dad but I won't. I journal so I'll put all my thoughts there. But I wanted to post something. First, he had prostate cancer. They say if a man lives long enough, he'll more than likely have prostate cancer. They over radiated him. He was in Florida for that treatment. He came to New York for…
Breast, Lung, Hip & Liver Cancer.
My mom was diagonsed when she was 28 years old. I was 11, and my brother was 6. It was a very hard day. To watch the person you love tell you that their body is fighting them. She was diagonsed with breast cancer. Between then and the day she died(November 29th, 2009) at age 33 she had delt with brest cancer 3 times, lung…

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