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{in less wordless words, I'm attempting a run tonight. I've spent the last few days closely attached to my foam roller, and things are feeling... good. Fingers crossed!}
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ReplyDeleteSending you lots of virtual hugs , I deleted my first comment because I thought I spelled Gabby's name wrong :/ but I didn't I guess ;)
ReplyDeleteThat has to be very stressful. I appreciate that you share your troubles and triumphs. I'm so happy that Gabby is doing so well, but I completely understand your worries.
ReplyDeleteMaybe one thing you can take comfort in is that science is always advancing and maybe those are the odds right now, but in a few years, such odds could improve dramatically.
And in 30 years, well, maybe by then there will be a cure.
Hugs to you and your family!
Completely understand. * Hugs *
ReplyDeleteI get this 100% x 3 of my kids. Not cancer, but similar worries. Big hugs.
ReplyDeleteHope that the run goes well!!
I want to be in that green 22% piece of the pie....Gabby too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was first in remission, one of my doctors told me, "I want you to come back in five years complaining about your arm hurting. That means you're still alive and still have your arm."
I guess that's the biggest thing to latch onto now that Gabby is done with treatment. Because of those drugs, she is still here and actually has a future. If complications arise later, you can deal with them as they come.
I would worry too
ReplyDeleteVirtual hugs and positive thoughts to you and Gabby....it was good to see both of you on Monday night!
ReplyDeletei don't tihnk i knew about these stats. i thought they would've been better. hugs. and we will all continue to fight till there is a cure!
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