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On My Journey
- Stephanie
- Michigan, United States
- On June 5 2008, I did not have a choice, I was about to board the "cancer train". Being diagnosed with this very,very rare form of breast cancer has changed my life. The name.... Invasive Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma . I had a 2 1/2 cm tumor.This new chapter of my life has begun. God has the plan.. I just follow. I have been married for 20 years to Keith (he is my world). We have three sons and a yellow lab.We are big hockey fans. I enjoy playing cards, socializing with friends. and I love food..Psalm 34:8 Taste and See that The Lord is Good.
Keith and I at Aunt Kathy's. June 2008
The day before my bilaterial masectomy
Keith and I. Aug, 2008
Post bilaterial masectomy surgery.
My 20 year anniversary flowers they were much more beautiful in person
these flowers were in my hotel room waiting for me. Aug 2008
Tyler and Jared .June 2008
Our trip to The Great Wolf Lodge in Traverse City
My Firstborn son. Dec.2007
Christmas morning
My three sons Dec. 2007
Chrismas morning
Aug 2008 Joy,One of my bestest friends on this earth
Here we are at Joy's daughter Stephanies bridel shower. !
2 comments:
thank you so much steph for remembering my sister in your prayers
Hey Steph--Just checking in. I hope things have settled for you and your surgery. I have added yours to my ever-lengthening prayer list. A neighboring school district lost two recent grads to a car accident this weekend--sure puts things into perspective doesn't it? I hope things are also smoothing out with your son...raising kids is so hard, and then we do raise them and they make bad choices...even as adults...we still want to control everything. I dread Andrew leaving for college as I am not sure he is ready to even do his own laundry, much less get to class, pay bills, study, stay away from the partying...ugh. At least I have about a year to prepare. Sigh.
I'm doing well. No school for the second day in a row due to flooding and washed out roads. The rainfall just hit in the right spots that our bus routes were struggling to get through. Kids loved it of course and I loved sleeping in!
Molly
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