Wade and Karen
Two of my cousins were diagnosed with cancer this year.
While I was in the hospital recovering from surgery, my cousin Wade passed away from liver cancer.
This is a picture of Wade as a baby.
I am having a hard time understanding all of this.
Wondering how three of us were diagnosed with cancer within months of each other.
And, the big question:
Why am I still here?
While I was in the hospital recovering from surgery, my cousin Wade passed away from liver cancer.
This is a picture of Wade as a baby.
My cousin, Karen, passed away last weekend from colon cancer.
This is a picture of Karen, me, Cheryl and my cousin Lynette.
In the background you can see the Christmas curtain I mentioned in a previous post.
This is a picture of Cheryl and Karen with some kittens. This picture was taken at my grandparent's house.
This is a picture of Karen, me, Cheryl and my cousin Lynette.
In the background you can see the Christmas curtain I mentioned in a previous post.
This is a picture of Cheryl and Karen with some kittens. This picture was taken at my grandparent's house.
I am having a hard time understanding all of this.
Wondering how three of us were diagnosed with cancer within months of each other.
And, the big question:
Why am I still here?
1 Comments:
Kathy, I'm so sorry to hear about your cousins. Here's my 2 cents: You are here because it is NOT your time to go. Everyone has a time to go and right now...it's not yours. I have been asking God for 2 years "WHY" my daughter has had to endure such strange problems with her body with no diagnosis and I'm still not getting an answer. I know it's a waste to ask "why", so WHY is it that I can't stop asking "why". All I can think of is that it's a process of letting go in order to let the BIG MAN upstairs handle it. Easier to say than to do, for sure.
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