Thursday, February 17, 2011

Procrastination and Gratitude

Having cancer is a sure cure for procrastination.  Yes indeed it most certainly has cured me, which is not such a bad thing really.  I've put off for years answering those deep questions about God and faith.  Because of course there was always time - so much time.  Daily, almost hourly I ponder and pray, I never ask why me because it does not matter, it is me.  I ask for enlightenment and courage.  I have most assuredly had miracles, simple experiences which alone seem meaningless but threaded together defy coincidence.  I am content in that answer.  I am humbled and grateful for the love and compassion shown to me by my husband, children, family and my family of friends.  I have never experienced such an outpouring of love towards me and for that I am  profoundly grateful.

Tomorrow I meet with my new best freinds Dr. Chemo and Dr. Radiation, I've been advised to check my modesty at the door.  Please say a little prayer.

Father why have I seperated my self from you, please forgive me.

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