http://lifelovecancer.com Once you choose hope, anything is possible ~Christopher Reeve Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:18:22 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en By now you've faced adversity in one form or another and if you're reading this, you've won.  Whether it took the form of cancer, childhood abuse, domestic violence, it doesn't matter. All that matters is that you stood toe to toe, through the pain and the thoughts that almost convinced ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2010/03/songs-souls-and-gods-amazing-grace/ This post is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: http://lifelovecancer.com/2010/02/life-love-cancer-part-x/ Since starting this site I haven't been around much. I apologize for that because it seems everyone else out there has been busy seeing me here at LiLoCa. If you have emailed or registered, I ask that you be patient as I am not where I once was in life ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2009/12/a-christmas-visit-from/ I received a wonderful but formal letter in the mail today. My insurance company informed me that they would pay for my pain medication. Thank goodness for small miracles and answered prayers. http://lifelovecancer.com/2009/03/answered-prayers/ I'd like to take a moment to welcome you to Life. Love. Cancer. As we're settling in to our new home I ask that you forgive the mess and keep in mind that we are still under construction. In the near future we hope to bring you more of what ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2009/03/welcome/ I'm not the woman I used to be. Somewhere along the way I feel as if I have matured. Part of me thinks that I may have even chilled out a little bit when it comes to things that don't make a difference in the big scheme of things. Gone are ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2008/11/life-love-caner-part-ix/ We're on the eighth part of Life. Love. Cancer. It seems odd to say it, but I'm kind of sad that we're at this part already. Writing these posts has helped me in ways I hadn't even realized. They have been challenging but in a good way. Many times I have ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2008/11/life-love-cancer-part-viii/ I don’t think that anyone can ever explain what happens to a person when they stand toe to toe with a terminal diagnosis. Unless you have been there and experienced it, there’s no way you can help someone else to understand. Yet, people ask all the time. They want to know ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2008/11/life-love-cancer-part-vii/ I wrote it but it seems kind of silly. Still, it came from the heart, so I wanted to share it with those of you who are following Life.Love.Cancer. Dear Cancer, Let me begin by saying that I know that writing this will likely do absolutely nothing. I acknowledge that this is ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2008/11/life-love-cancer-part-vi/ I’m more in love with my husband now than I ever was before. I probably didn’t know or understand just what love really was until the oncologists told me that I might not have it. I was a stupid girl living in a make-believe world, full of romance novel misunderstandings ... http://lifelovecancer.com/2008/11/life-love-cancer-part-v/