Comments on: The Latest on Deb

By: Sandra

Sandra — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 15:26:33 +0000

Happy for you and holding your hand from far, far away.
Pretty scary stuff is it not? But once you get a handle on it and recover your senses and control of your own mind and body you can move forward.
You have made good decisions guys. It ain’t a piece of cake, as it goes on it could become a walk in the park. You just get used to the routine. One of my favorite sayings when I went through it.
Welcome to Phase II. Phase III is recovery.
Lots of us survivors out here that know what you are going through.
Mississippi

By: Celia Hotz

Celia Hotz — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 18:10:18 +0000

Hey, guys!! So far so good–and if ya’all keep the laughter goin’ I just KNOW, along with the good Lord’s arms wrapped around you, that the outcome will be more joyous than you can imagine. I thank that sense of humor, and my Maker, that I am 19 years Scott-free and just know you will soon be able to start counting years of “free”dom, too!

By: Karen Jeanette

Karen Jeanette — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 02:08:27 +0000

Deb and Dub, What great news. I’m so glad your chemo is going okay Deb. I may not write often, but I read these and pray every day for you both, and all your family. Don’t think I’ve let up one little bit. You are in my heart and thoughts continually! And especially when I look out on our garden or have to pull those dern weeds!!! Dub, I agree, your sense of humor is a gift, that lightens so many loads…hope you made new friends in the chemo room with it, and it helps heal their illness. God Bless you both!! More later!! Hugs!!!!

By: Bonnie Hollingsworth

Bonnie Hollingsworth — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 21:32:49 +0000

Still rooting for you, Deb. Take a deep breath and feel the love, both from your e-friends and from the Good Lord above!