My aunt bout me a new hat which was amazing...its a cute jean cap like I've been lookin for and I really love it. Wanted to show it off so I took a pic of myself, which is a rarity, so everyone could see it :).
It rained a few days this past week but I LOVE seeing the sunshine and being outside especially when I feel so good. I have to admit the closer I have gotten to this treatment the more stressed and some what lonely I got probably because the last treatment made me so sick and I hate the idea of going through the whole process again especially when I know I have no choice. When you feel bad from chemo and you can't go anywhere, as many survivors can atest to, it makes you feel lonely cause all your friends could come over and the truth is you feel so bad that last time I couldn't stand to talk or do anything besides sleep or lay around and it almost becomes a prison of your own misery and it is so lonely, its easy to feel sorry for yourself and I absolutely hate doing that...makes me frustrated with myself espcially when I know others have been through so much worse than me. I been praying alot and asking god to take my anxiety so that I can go into today's treatment with confidence that this is the means to an end. Thank God for my fellow survivor amber who met with me yesterday and just listened while I expressed my anxiety about today treatment. Its such a blessing beyond words to have and be able to talk to girls who have been through this. But today's treatment did go well my mom and step-mom came and they are so awesome to just come and sit with me.....because alot of the time I fall asleep but no matter what they are just sit there and dont' care just sitting there for support. THEY ROCK! :)
I have a really awesome story about a man at the Earth Fare super market today. While looking for cheese ( lol) my mom began talking to the man behind the counter and told him we were looking to change the processed foods I eat to more natural ones and she told him that I had cancer. I walked up a few minutes later and he told me they got alot of people in hats in there and that I looked really great in mine.
Might sound crazy but even with hats on people stare and I've gotten used to it but many times its hard because I feel like the freak because some people smile but some people hard core stare at me like I"ve got a booger on my face or somethin (lol). That might sound crazy and I dont' say it for pity I say it to be honest. As time has gone by I have adjusted but sometimes little things like that still affect me probably more than I should let them...I realize some people just dont' know any better so I try to be understanding.
But back to my story after getting the cheese I wanted I began to walk away and the man from behind the cheese counter came around and said "Mam he said can I ask you your name, your mother told me about how you are sick and I wanted to tell you that I'm gonna be praying for you and your gonna be fine....God is gonna heal you". I was so taken back by this man I almost didn't know what to say but Thank You. I held back the tears and shook his hand and asked him his name "Jon". WOW...I had never had anyone do that before but I can tell you that he was a blessing. You never know where God is gonna show up.....he's even in the cheese section at the grocery story....HE'S EVERYWHERE! I heard this song on the radio this past week and it moved me to tears and just reassured me that God is with me....he's already been there...he does know what I"m going through......and though the road is hard I've just got to hold on to him even if I dont' always feel like he's theres :)
8 comments:
Wow. You are truly an inspiration, Sarah. God is with you and you see that. I may not have been through what you have, but I understand what it feels like to feel alone. But just hold on to God as he holds you and you will see that he will bless you and keep you close. Love ya girl!-chara
Sarah,
I LOVE that song and you look beautiful in your new hat. You are making cancer look stylish.
I am sorry your last treatment made you so sick. I prayed for you this morning and will be remembering you this round again in my prayers. I love how God showed up in the grocery store. Amazing!! He always has for me, just when I needed him most. The light is at the end of the tunnel on the chemo! Just remember not long now to the finish line!! Lots of love,
Kerry
I'm still not able to get online much, so I caught up on all your bloggin today :) I'm so glad to see you are still going strong, spiritually and physically (for the most part) I am still keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. Keep writing... we love you, and love hearing from you, you are such an inspiration!
I missssssssssssss you!
Hi, you don't know me, but I live in Knoxville and my mother is seeing the same doctors as you. We see Dr. Brigs for the first time this Friday. I just had to let you know how valuable your story is to us. It has been comforting to be able to see ahead into the process of your treatmen and see what my family is facing. You are remarkable and serving more purpose than you will ever know. What an inspiration you are! Are you still feeling bad? Please respond if you feel like talking to someone. I will pray for you, Sarah. Love,
Lana
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