I hope all the treatment goes well and that you get better. But above all, I hope that you enjoy your life in the moment. After all, at least you'll probably know when it's coming. Many people think they have 80 more years, but then die the next day having lived reserved and without vigor, without cherishing the now, without coming to terms with this world. You won't be one of those people, after this experience, whether you defeat cancer or not. You've got that rapture. I can feel it through however many miles.
I have a couple of questions for you :P
1)What's something kewl about you that has nothing to do with hospitals or doctors, that you'd like to share?
2)How did you meet your wife, if you don't mind my asking?
-Utuxi-192 karma
I read it all :)
I hope all the treatment goes well and that you get better. But above all, I hope that you enjoy your life in the moment. After all, at least you'll probably know when it's coming. Many people think they have 80 more years, but then die the next day having lived reserved and without vigor, without cherishing the now, without coming to terms with this world. You won't be one of those people, after this experience, whether you defeat cancer or not. You've got that rapture. I can feel it through however many miles.
I have a couple of questions for you :P
1)What's something kewl about you that has nothing to do with hospitals or doctors, that you'd like to share?
2)How did you meet your wife, if you don't mind my asking?
Thanks in advanced stranger :)
Edit: mixed up husband and wife
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