with my youngest son matt, who held my hand when each chemo started, who was my wonderful support throughout the entire breast cancer experience.
it's been one year this month since the mammograms, the MRI, the biopsy, and the reality of cancer. and tomorrow morning i'll be meeting my oldest son in paris! a year ago i could never have imagined what was ahead of me, not only the difficult times, but especially the way cancer would change my life for the better. i feel terrific, have a new crop of hair, and i could not be happier. la vie est belle!
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Oh Deborah - I am thrilled for you (and very jealous about your stay in Pair-ee!):)
Have an absolutely wonderful time with your son, and not needing to be said, take pictures!
Relish in a fantastic stay....
Tricia
deb, that' wonderful news. enjoy your trip to paris. we just got back from the bahamas and it was a balm for the soul. enjoy! xo, sharon
Amuse-toi bien! Je suis hyper contente pour toi:) xoxo G
You look wonderful! So glad for you
dear tango, sharon, gale, and JM - thank you!!! lots of love to you xoxo
Have a wonderful trip! I might not be planning to be in paris in a year, but the rest of it? I'm definitely planning that :)
Oh Deb, how wonderful. The Paris trip is finally there :) I wish you sooooo much fun and enjoyment.
Alex
Yayyyy .. I am so very happy for you! Enjoy !
have a beautiful time in a beautiful city x
hello deborah, i discovered your blog on crazy sexy cancer--i was diagnosed on 10/4/09...and your blog has helped me to forecast in some ways what my next months will be like.
i hope you are have a wonderful stay in paris and would really like to hear from you when you have time.
thanks very much.
deborah b.
i haven't figured out how to log on here...so am posting as "anonymous" but my email is: deb_barbagallo@yahoo.com
Hope you'll have a nice time in Paris. paris is my dream city, imagining Van gogh and all impressionist and post imperssionist painters, modern poets and intellectuels in the cafes.
have a fabulous time, deborah!!!!
Hello Deborah!
I wanted to let you know about an interesting cancer blog a group of cancer patients have been working on.
A fellow tongue cancer patient was sent home to die. There was nothing more that can be done. Cancer survivors ask him life altering questions.
Please read: Dead Man Talking http://beyondtheglassdoor.blogspot.com
Peace B
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