A Note from Debbie.....
It's been one amazing year and now I am happy to say I am cured. Please see below for my journey through cancer....
Hello my friends, on August 4, 2008 I was diagnosed with Cancer.
As you can imagine the initial shock was great, for me, Doug and our girls. We've now got a great team of colorectal doctors, learned a lot about what is ahead, and have gotten our minds wrapped around it. So now we are in the "let's get this thing out of here" mode and feel very confident that, with prayers and support of my friends and family, by next Spring I will celebrate being cancer-free.
Please join me in this journey of Recovery, and visit this blog from time to time for updates, to post your comments, and read others'. If you're new to Blogging (as am I!) new postings are at the top, click the Archives at the left and scroll down to start at the beginning, then press "Comments" to read responses, and please add your own! And if you will, leave your name and how we're associated, as opposed to Anonymous (thanks!). Email Doug for instructions if you have trouble, ddavis@archifects.com.
With much love,
Debbie
Hello my friends, on August 4, 2008 I was diagnosed with Cancer.
As you can imagine the initial shock was great, for me, Doug and our girls. We've now got a great team of colorectal doctors, learned a lot about what is ahead, and have gotten our minds wrapped around it. So now we are in the "let's get this thing out of here" mode and feel very confident that, with prayers and support of my friends and family, by next Spring I will celebrate being cancer-free.
Please join me in this journey of Recovery, and visit this blog from time to time for updates, to post your comments, and read others'. If you're new to Blogging (as am I!) new postings are at the top, click the Archives at the left and scroll down to start at the beginning, then press "Comments" to read responses, and please add your own! And if you will, leave your name and how we're associated, as opposed to Anonymous (thanks!). Email Doug for instructions if you have trouble, ddavis@archifects.com.
With much love,
Debbie
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Made it to Starlighting!
I was concerned a week ago when I came home from the hospital that we would not be able to go to the annual Castle Rock Starlighting. But the week progressed, I was feeling better, and we DID make it again this year, albeit in a wheelchair. Although I can walk fine, I can't go very far without tiring. This way we were able to get around to all the streets and drink in the festivities, hear the carolers, see the long lines for the chili supper and sleigh rides. It was interesting to experience things from that vantage point though. There were curious looks but a lot of courtesy, smiles and "hellos". There was even two others in wheelchairs I caught eye contact with and shared an understanding smile and wave. Thanks to Doug for the push back UP the hill to the car, all 4 blocks. We were back in the neighborhood in time to hear the countdown from a distance, and to watch the Star light from a friends' deck. Truly magical. I love this town and its people, and this 73-year tradition. It signifies the beginning of the holidays, which will be even more special this year.
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2 comments:
Debbie, I'm so glad you felt well enough to attend an event that means so much to you. I hope with each passing day you feel better.
Debbie,
Good for you! You have a lot of determination and zest. And a great support group. I'm so happy that you got to go to this as it is obviously very important to you and something you really enjoy.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your beautiful family.
God's richest blessings are yours.
Love,
Aunt Janice
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