You’ve done it again…you’ve managed to “lift” and convince a long-time lurker out of the shadows to join our written voice here at “OUR Cancer.”
From the looks of it, Susan Laub has been with us for close to four years. She’s been reading and following our words and whatever the reason, decided to join our family, with her first post.
I welcome you, Susan. It’s not easy to share the cancer experience. This family of bloggers make it look easy. It’s not easy.
We’ve found cancer world is easier to live in if we express our thoughts. Some here are living it now. Some have been through the worst of it, like you; there’s no better place to visit and share.
There is no simple message here at “Our Cancer.” We tackle the hard stuff, the same way we face living with cancer every day. This is a community of really smart, savvy cancer victims.
NO free pass for the beast here.
Come back often…we welcome your thoughts.
July 12, 2012 @ 9:19 pm
LOL, Ned I am still here. I have been busy with training to ride a century in this years Livestrong Challenge. Six years ago I was in treatment, chemo and radiation, now I am fixing to ride 100 miles.
I ride in honor of those that lost their battle with the beast and to those that are locked in their battle with it.
That includes all of y’all here too.
I ride think maybe maybe this time the little lab coated fellow in the basement will figure it out, maybe this dollar and this pedal stroke is the one that does it.
Then we all won’t have to welcome any else into our club that no one wants to join.
Besides I could never stay away, this group is deeply part of me now.
July 12, 2012 @ 9:39 am
Many warm hearts and open arms for Susan.
July 11, 2012 @ 9:24 pm
I don’t want to be intrusive-but I have been concerned about Brady Merrill. Brady, if your comfortable with it, let us know how you’re doing?
July 11, 2012 @ 7:37 pm
I am so glad to know how we have helped someone for so long and maybe even helped with that little bit of courage it takes to make the first comment. Hats off to you again Laurie for keeping us together and welcoming newcomers.