I keep thinking I went through cancer for a reason. First, to slow down my own life and do some of my own inner remodeling, but then to show others that yes! It is very possible to transform your own!

Thank you!!

Congratulations on the guest post and for being a survivor. Cancer sucks. I have seen it first hand with my mom whose cancer was terminal and I am so happy that you were able to survive yours.

That is no easy task and what is even more admirable is the attitude that you have. There are many people out there who have their health who are no were close to being as positive as you.

I am so glad you are taking part in Lance’s eBook project! We’ll be page neighbors Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today!

Peggy

Thank you so much for stumbling the post! I love VT – my cousins live there and I visit OFTEN!

xo
Peggy

I read your article over at Lance’s place and wish you to know how much of an inspiration and blessing it was to me. Recently, Lance put out the word for interested bloggers to contribute to an ebook that will be sold and the proceeds are going to the Susan G. Komen foundation. I immediately got involved and was thrilled to do so. Reading your article made me even happier to take part, even if it is in a small way.

Thank You

I promise to back on later tonight…love to you all!

I just wanted to let you know I read your post at Lance’s and thought it was the most beautifully woven story of strength and surrender I’ve ever read.

Lately I’ve been on this theme of going with the Flow of life, and your writing captures that in such a profound way!

Anyway, I stumbled that post, and really appreciate you sharing your story.

Lisis

PS: We’re kind of neighbors… I’m in Vermont now.