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taleena
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edited March 2014 in Breast Cancer #1
It definately has been a hell of a week hasn't it.... or month really. The losses have hit us hard... and each of us has been affected in one way or another and it hasn't been easy.

I see that Kari has a PT scan this Thursday... I am praying and crossing fingers for you Kari! Betsy how did your PT appointment go any update on the nipple reconstruction?? Bob so glad your sister is doing well and Donna has been going topless (although I understand her not wanting yet to do so at work)... Libby I hope your recovery is going well, let us know how your doing when you get a chance.... TJ any word on your pathology reports??? Haven't seen any recent updates... I pray everything comes up good... and Europe! WOW... now that's living! Mimi... thank you for posting on those stats for HR Negative... inspiring! Donna port removal... I'm sure that was one glorious moment.... Aortus... a new car...wow.. now that gives "Retail therapy" a whole new meaning... and I agree your instruction came from the master!! Do they offer a degree in retail therapy?? If so I'm sure many of us should have our Ph.D's.

My son told me recently that I shouldn't be on these boards anymore... that it is too hard on me when we lose a friend... and that the loss of more friends is inevitable...so why put myself through that... here's what I told him... Yes, it is hard when we lose a friend... devistating in fact... but as I morn the loss, I celebrate the life... the inspiration... the hope... what I received from them isn't mine to keep, but instead share with others.

I guess the point is we have work to do... comfort to give, hope to inspire... and we need to get busy getting busy. I am challenging each and everyone of you to share with me something wonderful that happend this week... something funny, something beautiful, something amazing, something warm, something good! I know it's hard to see in the midst of the storm to see beyond the clouds and feeling of the cold rain... but if you take an extra minute, you might see something beautiful.. like a flower opening it's petals for quenching... a rainbow in the breaking spot of a cloud beginning to form...it's there everyday...we just have to open our eyes to see it.

My love and hugs to each of you...

~T
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  • Jean 0609
    Jean 0609 Member Posts: 2,462
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    Thanks T
    I got to babysit my dear sweet granddaughter, Isabella Grace, this past Sunday. She is doing well. She will be 4 months old on Thursday! Can't believe how fast that went. She now weighs over 10 lbs. (remember she was over 6 weeks early and only weighed 3 lbs. 7 oz. when she was born). Naturally, I held her a lot and hugged and kissed all over her.

    As her outfit says "My grandma was brave, so God gave her an angel". And that he did.

    xoxo,
    Jean
  • missrenee
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    Jean 0609 said:

    Thanks T
    I got to babysit my dear sweet granddaughter, Isabella Grace, this past Sunday. She is doing well. She will be 4 months old on Thursday! Can't believe how fast that went. She now weighs over 10 lbs. (remember she was over 6 weeks early and only weighed 3 lbs. 7 oz. when she was born). Naturally, I held her a lot and hugged and kissed all over her.

    As her outfit says "My grandma was brave, so God gave her an angel". And that he did.

    xoxo,
    Jean

    Great post--T. We need it.
    How great you got to babysit your sweet angel granddaughter, Jean. I love what her outfit said! My son just got married last year and I can't wait for that day!

    Two things went on this week that made me pretty darn happy. On Sat. my hubby, dog and I got to do a 3-hr. hike at a beautiful state park about an hour from our home. I was huffing and puffing some of the way, but I was determined to finish for Heidi and Moopy. It was a good feeling to be able to.

    My second thing (kinda small) was being able to call my hair stylist for the first time in 14 months to actually make an appointment to get this crazy, curly hair under control. I'm not complaining--when you have hair, there's no such thing as a bad hair day!

    Hugs, Renee
  • RE
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    ~Wonderment~
    Well to start with my husband and I held each other a bit tighter this week to be sure. My daughter and her family visited and we had a family style dinner for the first time on our new dinning table, it was grand! It was the first time in years (besides Christmas of course) that we have all sat around a table as our other one was way too small. The grandchildren loved it, even little Ava had a big chair of her own and she was elated to be sitting with us all, it was truly rather comical. We also had our grandson's over for a sleepover on Sunday and much joy was found there. We played baseball (more like watch the old folks fetch the ball) and basketball in the front yard with them, much to the amusement of our neighbors and we sat and watch pirate movies with them. It is amazing the joy you can get from two little boys who love you.

    ~T~ thanks for the post, it is good now and then to reflect on the things that have brought joy, it's even better to share them with friends.

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  • taleena
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    Jean 0609 said:

    Thanks T
    I got to babysit my dear sweet granddaughter, Isabella Grace, this past Sunday. She is doing well. She will be 4 months old on Thursday! Can't believe how fast that went. She now weighs over 10 lbs. (remember she was over 6 weeks early and only weighed 3 lbs. 7 oz. when she was born). Naturally, I held her a lot and hugged and kissed all over her.

    As her outfit says "My grandma was brave, so God gave her an angel". And that he did.

    xoxo,
    Jean

    Oh Jean... aren't
    Oh Jean... aren't grandbabies precious... a beauty indeed! Wow over 10lbs...growing how wonderful...she was a tiny little thing wasn't she! I love what her tshirt says... how fitting!

    Hugs,
    ~T
  • taleena
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    missrenee said:

    Great post--T. We need it.
    How great you got to babysit your sweet angel granddaughter, Jean. I love what her outfit said! My son just got married last year and I can't wait for that day!

    Two things went on this week that made me pretty darn happy. On Sat. my hubby, dog and I got to do a 3-hr. hike at a beautiful state park about an hour from our home. I was huffing and puffing some of the way, but I was determined to finish for Heidi and Moopy. It was a good feeling to be able to.

    My second thing (kinda small) was being able to call my hair stylist for the first time in 14 months to actually make an appointment to get this crazy, curly hair under control. I'm not complaining--when you have hair, there's no such thing as a bad hair day!

    Hugs, Renee

    Renee.... I just love babies!! They are truly a gift. A hike... not sure I could pull it off but so glad you did. Isn't it wonderful making it all the way and be surrounded by nature. The beauty of it is so wonderful! And I would say being able to call your hair stylist is not a little thing.... it's a great thing. Post a pic when you can would love to see those curls!

    Hugs,
    ~T
  • taleena
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    RE said:

    ~Wonderment~
    Well to start with my husband and I held each other a bit tighter this week to be sure. My daughter and her family visited and we had a family style dinner for the first time on our new dinning table, it was grand! It was the first time in years (besides Christmas of course) that we have all sat around a table as our other one was way too small. The grandchildren loved it, even little Ava had a big chair of her own and she was elated to be sitting with us all, it was truly rather comical. We also had our grandson's over for a sleepover on Sunday and much joy was found there. We played baseball (more like watch the old folks fetch the ball) and basketball in the front yard with them, much to the amusement of our neighbors and we sat and watch pirate movies with them. It is amazing the joy you can get from two little boys who love you.

    ~T~ thanks for the post, it is good now and then to reflect on the things that have brought joy, it's even better to share them with friends.

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    I love it when the entire
    I love it when the entire family can gather around the table... it truly is a blessing isn't it! I can just picture little Ava in her high chair... lol.. how wonderful! I can't wait until my grandson James is big enough to play a little catch with..for now, we roll the ball! lol... time with loved ones is such a blessing... Glad you had such an amazing time with the grandsons!

    Yes, sharing the good is even better with friends!

    Hugs,
    ~T
  • Ritzy
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    RE said:

    ~Wonderment~
    Well to start with my husband and I held each other a bit tighter this week to be sure. My daughter and her family visited and we had a family style dinner for the first time on our new dinning table, it was grand! It was the first time in years (besides Christmas of course) that we have all sat around a table as our other one was way too small. The grandchildren loved it, even little Ava had a big chair of her own and she was elated to be sitting with us all, it was truly rather comical. We also had our grandson's over for a sleepover on Sunday and much joy was found there. We played baseball (more like watch the old folks fetch the ball) and basketball in the front yard with them, much to the amusement of our neighbors and we sat and watch pirate movies with them. It is amazing the joy you can get from two little boys who love you.

    ~T~ thanks for the post, it is good now and then to reflect on the things that have brought joy, it's even better to share them with friends.

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    Our Special Night Out
    My husband, who is the sweetest and most caring man in the world, asked me to dress up as we were going to be going out for a very special night. Ok I thought, I can do that. No problem, I love to get dressed up, put those heels on and strut my stuff. lol

    So, off we go in the car, driving towards the big city. Where are we going..I keep asking. He just looks at me with this big smile on his handsome face and keeps driving. Ok..I can wait a little longer, but, I am not the most patient lady in the world.

    We drive past the city and continue on. Now I am confused, why didn't we stop somewhere in the city. What is he up to?

    Finally we stop at this darling restaurant on the edge of the next town, not a large town, but, still quite large and very nice.

    He opens up my door and we go in. The restaurant is full, and, so quaint. There are booths, which I love for privacy, lots of tables for two and glowing white lights everywhere. We've never been here before, so, I am really excited.

    We are taken to a private room for dinner for just the two of us. The room was beautiful! Candles were lit everywhere, soft romantic music was playing, and, just the table for two. On our table were a dozen of the most beautiful pink roses, with just a touch of white on the edges, with a note saying " Beautiful flowers for my beautiful wife". I loved them!!!

    We had a wonderful dinner, the service was great, the meal was delicious and we talked about so many things..so many good things. We laughed so hard at talking about when we first dated, some of the silly, crazy things we used to do. We talked about my journey with breast cancer and my hubby told me how he admired me so much for being so brave. He told me that I was his hero. He told me that his love had only grown stronger for me watching me deal with my diagnosis and treatments. He told me that nothing else would ever hurt me again, that he would protect me and always keep me safe. I started crying, you know me, the tears always seem to come. lol

    And, as if that wasn't enough, the waiter came and brought, what I thought was the bill for the evening. He sat it next to me, and without looking, I just passed it over to my husband. My husband gave it back to me and said " I think this is for you". I am thinking, why is he giving me the bill to pay? So, took a look down and there on the little tray, under a piece of paper, was a diamond cross. YES, the most beautiful diamond cross I have ever seen. It took my breath away! The note said...To my beloved wife, a cross to keep you safe and diamonds for the sparkle of life you are to me!

    What a night!!! One that I will always remember and cherish. I am so blessed..truly blessed.

    So, this was my special night out that I am sharing with my pink sisters.


    Sue :)
  • cindycflynn
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    Family joy
    Taleena -

    Thanks so much for starting this post. I agree that it's important to remember the moments of joy we do experience, both large and small.

    I had a pretty large one on Sunday when I got to go to my cousin's baby shower. I have been truly blessed in my life to have a wonderful extended family. We get together for Christmas every year, and used to do a Father's Day family picnic every year when I was growing up. Then, of course, there are the get-togethers for babies, marriages, etc.

    Since they know they're having a girl, there were several gifts of adorable outfits to coo over, and two of my cousins who are retired and have taken up knitting and crocheting made some wonderful garments and blankets and such for the new little one.

    It was such a beautiful, sunny day to boot, which was fabulous after all the rain we had up until now.

    Peace and Joy,
    Cindy
  • 24242
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    Ritzy said:

    Our Special Night Out
    My husband, who is the sweetest and most caring man in the world, asked me to dress up as we were going to be going out for a very special night. Ok I thought, I can do that. No problem, I love to get dressed up, put those heels on and strut my stuff. lol

    So, off we go in the car, driving towards the big city. Where are we going..I keep asking. He just looks at me with this big smile on his handsome face and keeps driving. Ok..I can wait a little longer, but, I am not the most patient lady in the world.

    We drive past the city and continue on. Now I am confused, why didn't we stop somewhere in the city. What is he up to?

    Finally we stop at this darling restaurant on the edge of the next town, not a large town, but, still quite large and very nice.

    He opens up my door and we go in. The restaurant is full, and, so quaint. There are booths, which I love for privacy, lots of tables for two and glowing white lights everywhere. We've never been here before, so, I am really excited.

    We are taken to a private room for dinner for just the two of us. The room was beautiful! Candles were lit everywhere, soft romantic music was playing, and, just the table for two. On our table were a dozen of the most beautiful pink roses, with just a touch of white on the edges, with a note saying " Beautiful flowers for my beautiful wife". I loved them!!!

    We had a wonderful dinner, the service was great, the meal was delicious and we talked about so many things..so many good things. We laughed so hard at talking about when we first dated, some of the silly, crazy things we used to do. We talked about my journey with breast cancer and my hubby told me how he admired me so much for being so brave. He told me that I was his hero. He told me that his love had only grown stronger for me watching me deal with my diagnosis and treatments. He told me that nothing else would ever hurt me again, that he would protect me and always keep me safe. I started crying, you know me, the tears always seem to come. lol

    And, as if that wasn't enough, the waiter came and brought, what I thought was the bill for the evening. He sat it next to me, and without looking, I just passed it over to my husband. My husband gave it back to me and said " I think this is for you". I am thinking, why is he giving me the bill to pay? So, took a look down and there on the little tray, under a piece of paper, was a diamond cross. YES, the most beautiful diamond cross I have ever seen. It took my breath away! The note said...To my beloved wife, a cross to keep you safe and diamonds for the sparkle of life you are to me!

    What a night!!! One that I will always remember and cherish. I am so blessed..truly blessed.

    So, this was my special night out that I am sharing with my pink sisters.


    Sue :)

    WOW
    There is that word again, pass the towel.
    Heart warming,
    Tara
  • KathiM
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    Thanks, dearheart, for the hugs!
    I'm getting beaten up fairly badly right now...with my mom in the process of dying, and all of the other news here...sigh...

    But, you are right, it IS a part of it...I should remember my own advice, too...lol!

    Just am weary from the sharpness of life right now...sigh...

    BIG hugs and love right back!!!

    Dutch hugs, Kathi
  • pitt
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    What a great post
    T - thank you for starting this post. I have a difficult time dealing with the losses from this disgusting disease and now I have too many friends to count who are in the midst of their own battles. It's not fair. But you are right. We need to get busy and comfort, inspire, and move forward. So here is my news:

    I wrote an article about exercising before/during/after cancer treatments. It details the trials and tribulations I faced over the last year and a half. US Masters Swim is going to publish it in their magazine and post it online. I'm completely elated. I hope it gives others a sense of what this is like for us and how to keep pushing through...even on the days when getting out of bed is the only goal.

    I'm still swimming and working with my friends' babies to teach them to swim. that brings me joy. Peace, Pitt
  • aisling8
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    pitt said:

    What a great post
    T - thank you for starting this post. I have a difficult time dealing with the losses from this disgusting disease and now I have too many friends to count who are in the midst of their own battles. It's not fair. But you are right. We need to get busy and comfort, inspire, and move forward. So here is my news:

    I wrote an article about exercising before/during/after cancer treatments. It details the trials and tribulations I faced over the last year and a half. US Masters Swim is going to publish it in their magazine and post it online. I'm completely elated. I hope it gives others a sense of what this is like for us and how to keep pushing through...even on the days when getting out of bed is the only goal.

    I'm still swimming and working with my friends' babies to teach them to swim. that brings me joy. Peace, Pitt

    My grandson's hug
    Watching him walk down the driveway toward my front door, hearing him say "I see Grandma!!" He's two and a half and the best gift (along with his baby sister:) that I've ever been given.

    I have a wonderful husband, three lovely grown sons, I live in a beautiful little house close to the ocean. We don't have everything, but we have what we need (health insurance:)

    And we're alive and can run and skip and jump and rejoice. I love love love being happy and knowing it!!

    xoxo
    Victoria
  • Gabe N Abby Mom
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    That first shower after
    That first shower after surgery...mmmm, truly wonderful!
  • dyaneb123
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    aisling8 said:

    My grandson's hug
    Watching him walk down the driveway toward my front door, hearing him say "I see Grandma!!" He's two and a half and the best gift (along with his baby sister:) that I've ever been given.

    I have a wonderful husband, three lovely grown sons, I live in a beautiful little house close to the ocean. We don't have everything, but we have what we need (health insurance:)

    And we're alive and can run and skip and jump and rejoice. I love love love being happy and knowing it!!

    xoxo
    Victoria

    Thanks Taleena
    It's good to

    Thanks Taleena
    It's good to hear your voice again. When I told a friend how upset I was about Moopy and Heidi, for the first time I think she really understood not just the sadness but also the fear that goes with losing another sister, and over the weekend she had various girlfriends checking on me to make sure I was ok.I appreciated that small gesture of caring so much.
    Dee
  • Megan M
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    Ritzy said:

    Our Special Night Out
    My husband, who is the sweetest and most caring man in the world, asked me to dress up as we were going to be going out for a very special night. Ok I thought, I can do that. No problem, I love to get dressed up, put those heels on and strut my stuff. lol

    So, off we go in the car, driving towards the big city. Where are we going..I keep asking. He just looks at me with this big smile on his handsome face and keeps driving. Ok..I can wait a little longer, but, I am not the most patient lady in the world.

    We drive past the city and continue on. Now I am confused, why didn't we stop somewhere in the city. What is he up to?

    Finally we stop at this darling restaurant on the edge of the next town, not a large town, but, still quite large and very nice.

    He opens up my door and we go in. The restaurant is full, and, so quaint. There are booths, which I love for privacy, lots of tables for two and glowing white lights everywhere. We've never been here before, so, I am really excited.

    We are taken to a private room for dinner for just the two of us. The room was beautiful! Candles were lit everywhere, soft romantic music was playing, and, just the table for two. On our table were a dozen of the most beautiful pink roses, with just a touch of white on the edges, with a note saying " Beautiful flowers for my beautiful wife". I loved them!!!

    We had a wonderful dinner, the service was great, the meal was delicious and we talked about so many things..so many good things. We laughed so hard at talking about when we first dated, some of the silly, crazy things we used to do. We talked about my journey with breast cancer and my hubby told me how he admired me so much for being so brave. He told me that I was his hero. He told me that his love had only grown stronger for me watching me deal with my diagnosis and treatments. He told me that nothing else would ever hurt me again, that he would protect me and always keep me safe. I started crying, you know me, the tears always seem to come. lol

    And, as if that wasn't enough, the waiter came and brought, what I thought was the bill for the evening. He sat it next to me, and without looking, I just passed it over to my husband. My husband gave it back to me and said " I think this is for you". I am thinking, why is he giving me the bill to pay? So, took a look down and there on the little tray, under a piece of paper, was a diamond cross. YES, the most beautiful diamond cross I have ever seen. It took my breath away! The note said...To my beloved wife, a cross to keep you safe and diamonds for the sparkle of life you are to me!

    What a night!!! One that I will always remember and cherish. I am so blessed..truly blessed.

    So, this was my special night out that I am sharing with my pink sisters.


    Sue :)

    Wow too Ritzy!
    Wow too Ritzy! I love what you write and what an amazing night you had! You do have the sweetest hubby, next to mine.

    We went out for pizza with our best friends this weekend. Ofcourse, football was the main topic for the hubby's, but, my girlfriend and I love it too, so, it was fun. We even did a little betting. ( the government doesn't read these posts, do they? LOL )

    After we got home, my hubby and I just sat outside, holding each other close and gazing up at the stars. Not a lot was said, but, it was just perfect!

    It has been rough on the board lately and to be in my hubby's arms and to share the sky filled with stars with the love of my life, was just what I needed.


    Hugs, Megan
  • CR1954
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    Our rainbow....
    Were just told that my husband's cardiac ejection fractions have improved to 50%...an improvement since his heart attack in December. A very good thing!

    The downfall...if I haven't been able to get him to slow down since the heart attack, what will I do now that his cardiac function has improved!? LOL! Ah, men!

    CR
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    That first shower after
    That first shower after surgery...mmmm, truly wonderful!

    Shower...
    I agree!! I kept repeating that it's the little things in life that are the best! Throughly enjoyed that first shower!

    CR
  • cookie97
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    That first shower after
    That first shower after surgery...mmmm, truly wonderful!

    This is fun
    Okay some of you are making me cry, but it’s a good cry!
    My good day was Monday; dreary and rainy as it was to me it was a perfect day. I had to ask a friend of mine to shuffle my daughter to another friend of mine’s home so that he could help her with an upcoming audition for the high school of the arts. He’s a fabulous piano player and my daughter is in musical theater and vocals. He has never met her before and I’m sure he was a little anxious about some ones bratty little child, well he spent about an hour with her and after feeling that they accomplished what they needed to he called for me to come get her. He made my day saying that Taylor was a darling child and that he would be more than happy to help her in anyway in the future and that I was blessed to have so a sweet girl! No puffed up chest or anything on my part! lol. Oh and of course the reason she was even there he also said that she is a very talented singer! Okay now the head is swollen and chest really puffed out!
    Thanks for letting me share this with all of you lovely ladies and gentlmen.
    Would you considering this bragging or what? Anyways I am very proud to have her in my life!

    Peace and Love to All,
    Edie
    Oh and very greatful to have such wonderful friends!
  • Marcia527
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    good post
    It has been a downer this recent past but today the sun is shining and it warmed up a bit so the dog and I went out back and sat in the sun. We both almost fell asleep. All the work could wait. I even heard the phone ring inside the house and I thought, "Let it ring."

    So bask in the sun when it shines. Thursday it might rain. Or if your weatherman is like ours...it might not.
  • taleena
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    Ritzy said:

    Our Special Night Out
    My husband, who is the sweetest and most caring man in the world, asked me to dress up as we were going to be going out for a very special night. Ok I thought, I can do that. No problem, I love to get dressed up, put those heels on and strut my stuff. lol

    So, off we go in the car, driving towards the big city. Where are we going..I keep asking. He just looks at me with this big smile on his handsome face and keeps driving. Ok..I can wait a little longer, but, I am not the most patient lady in the world.

    We drive past the city and continue on. Now I am confused, why didn't we stop somewhere in the city. What is he up to?

    Finally we stop at this darling restaurant on the edge of the next town, not a large town, but, still quite large and very nice.

    He opens up my door and we go in. The restaurant is full, and, so quaint. There are booths, which I love for privacy, lots of tables for two and glowing white lights everywhere. We've never been here before, so, I am really excited.

    We are taken to a private room for dinner for just the two of us. The room was beautiful! Candles were lit everywhere, soft romantic music was playing, and, just the table for two. On our table were a dozen of the most beautiful pink roses, with just a touch of white on the edges, with a note saying " Beautiful flowers for my beautiful wife". I loved them!!!

    We had a wonderful dinner, the service was great, the meal was delicious and we talked about so many things..so many good things. We laughed so hard at talking about when we first dated, some of the silly, crazy things we used to do. We talked about my journey with breast cancer and my hubby told me how he admired me so much for being so brave. He told me that I was his hero. He told me that his love had only grown stronger for me watching me deal with my diagnosis and treatments. He told me that nothing else would ever hurt me again, that he would protect me and always keep me safe. I started crying, you know me, the tears always seem to come. lol

    And, as if that wasn't enough, the waiter came and brought, what I thought was the bill for the evening. He sat it next to me, and without looking, I just passed it over to my husband. My husband gave it back to me and said " I think this is for you". I am thinking, why is he giving me the bill to pay? So, took a look down and there on the little tray, under a piece of paper, was a diamond cross. YES, the most beautiful diamond cross I have ever seen. It took my breath away! The note said...To my beloved wife, a cross to keep you safe and diamonds for the sparkle of life you are to me!

    What a night!!! One that I will always remember and cherish. I am so blessed..truly blessed.

    So, this was my special night out that I am sharing with my pink sisters.


    Sue :)

    Sue... what a beautiful
    Sue... what a beautiful night to share with us... thank you... it made me feel all warm inside... I know you must have enjoyed that special evening!

    Hugs,

    ~T