I wrote this really long and tough entry. But what it comes down to is this:
endurance means not becoming stagnate.
I feel like I am fighting a battle with stagnation. But always always always keep moving forward, even if it is only a millimeters movement. Move.
Energy healers never ever bind energy. They find where it is tightened up and release it. The goal is always fluid movement. Of mind of body of spirit.
So today, I came to a slow crawl mentally. But I moved ever so slightly forward one millimeter.
I hope. I still hope. I still believe, even if this past couple months has been challenging, painful, and scary as hell. I have moments of delight. Sometimes that is bittersweet, because it is just enough to let me know it is there, but I can't seem to hold onto it.
Almost there. I feel it. Almost there.
Jenna
paint brushes, yoga mats, and Stage IV Breast Cancer. A "How to Deal" Guide.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
No Smancher Cancer Talk today
Just fun pics.
No, it wasn't swine flu. But that was apparent that day. However, something got us. And now that we have the official "all clear" we are OUT of here.
While we THOUGHT of walking our normal route to the local coffee house.
The rain went from drizzle
(which any good Seattle-ite worth their salt doesn't
even notice),
to an all out rain (which used to be unheard of, and is now common here), requiring (eek-gasp) UMBLRELLA'S.
And two girls with recovering chest colds, decided to drive it, then walk from there with those unsightly umbrella's no Seattle-lite worth their salt carries.
However, it inspired picture taking....
so here is our brief day out.
All of this is within 5 minutes of us. Which is why...Seattle, I do love you.
Oh, not to forget, the best coffee west of the Atlantic.
No, it wasn't swine flu. But that was apparent that day. However, something got us. And now that we have the official "all clear" we are OUT of here.
While we THOUGHT of walking our normal route to the local coffee house.
The rain went from drizzle
(which any good Seattle-ite worth their salt doesn't
even notice),
to an all out rain (which used to be unheard of, and is now common here), requiring (eek-gasp) UMBLRELLA'S.
And two girls with recovering chest colds, decided to drive it, then walk from there with those unsightly umbrella's no Seattle-lite worth their salt carries.
However, it inspired picture taking....
so here is our brief day out.
All of this is within 5 minutes of us. Which is why...Seattle, I do love you.
Oh, not to forget, the best coffee west of the Atlantic.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
no chemo h1n1 scare instead
awaiting a h1n1 result after a day of running to pediatrician, and me to cancer institute to get a nasty ass cotton swab shoved down my non feverish nose twice over. OUCH. Glad the peditriian didn't put her through that and just gave her Tamiflu anyway (because of my chemo immuno suppressed body).
As I type my feverish kid is hacking away in bed, and my throat is raw. poor kiddo going to go check on her.
Peace out
jenna
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