Comments on: One Year http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/ Raising Awareness of Colo-Rectal Cancers Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:57:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Carrie Clayden http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2623 Carrie Clayden Tue, 12 Feb 2008 05:44:51 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2623 2008 is already a better year and we are going to look forward to a healthy prognosis. 2008 is already a better year and we are going to look forward to a healthy prognosis.

]]> By: Sallie (Scott's Mom) http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2612 Sallie (Scott's Mom) Mon, 11 Feb 2008 02:47:07 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2612 My 3 words are I LOVE YOU. It's been a very tough year for all of you and all of us. I sincerely believe that anyone who has ever even just said Hello to Holly has been touched by her love and caring nature. Clearly it's been the year from hell, but 2008 is here now and, as we have done before, we'll continue to go one day at a time, but I feel the 2008 days are going to be much better than those of 2007. You are a strong family who have touched so many people. I love you all and am so very proud of the love you have for each other and for your children, the fighting spirit you have both shown, and the sharing you have done through this website. I love you all, MOM My 3 words are I LOVE YOU. It’s been a very tough year for all of you and all of us. I sincerely believe that anyone who has ever even just said Hello to Holly has been touched by her love and caring nature. Clearly it’s been the year from hell, but 2008 is here now and, as we have done before, we’ll continue to go one day at a time, but I feel the 2008 days are going to be much better than those of 2007.

You are a strong family who have touched so many people. I love you all and am so very proud of the love you have for each other and for your children, the fighting spirit you have both shown, and the sharing you have done through this website. I love you all, MOM

]]> By: A Week In The Life of A Redhead http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2610 A Week In The Life of A Redhead Sun, 10 Feb 2008 19:46:32 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2610 Few understand that when cancer moves into a home it becomes like the big elephant sitting in your living room. Some days we are able to ignore it, other days you try to push it out the door, and some days we accept that it is what it is and we may have to work around it for a time. One thing is for sure, we are forever changed by the experience. My father was diagnosed with Esophageal cancer when I was 13 and ultimately lost the fight when I was 18. The whole experience changed me forever. I am 47 now, and still make sure I tell every one I care about that I love them every time I see them. I treat my life as if every day is a glorious day to be alive, because my father once fought a gallant, tough fight to stay in it. Some might say I was given a great gift. My father's cancer came at a time in the 70's when we knew too little about cancer. Now, with the amazing treatments, and inspirational people who have been cured (like Louise Hays), you can have all the hope and faith that you will clear your home of that elephant. I said a prayer for your wife today and wish you and your family great love, health, happiness and many, many, many more sunrises and sunsets. Sincerely, Catherine, the redhead http://www.aweekinthelifeofaredhead.com Few understand that when cancer moves into a home it becomes like the big elephant sitting in your living room. Some days we are able to ignore it, other days you try to push it out the door, and some days we accept that it is what it is and we may have to work around it for a time. One thing is for sure, we are forever changed by the experience. My father was diagnosed with Esophageal cancer when I was 13 and ultimately lost the fight when I was 18. The whole experience changed me forever. I am 47 now, and still make sure I tell every one I care about that I love them every time I see them. I treat my life as if every day is a glorious day to be alive, because my father once fought a gallant, tough fight to stay in it. Some might say I was given a great gift. My father’s cancer came at a time in the 70’s when we knew too little about cancer. Now, with the amazing treatments, and inspirational people who have been cured (like Louise Hays), you can have all the hope and faith that you will clear your home of that elephant. I said a prayer for your wife today and wish you and your family great love, health, happiness and many, many, many more sunrises and sunsets.
Sincerely,
Catherine, the redhead
http://www.aweekinthelifeofaredhead.com

]]> By: brigita http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2572 brigita Mon, 04 Feb 2008 02:49:18 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2572 WORD. WORD.

]]> By: Beth (cervical cancer in seattle) http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2557 Beth (cervical cancer in seattle) Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:44:56 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2557 Ditto Derek and way to reach an important milestone. Ditto Derek and way to reach an important milestone.

]]> By: Derek K. Miller http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2555 Derek K. Miller Wed, 30 Jan 2008 19:19:04 +0000 http://hopeforholly.com/2008/01/29/one-year/#comment-2555 Good luck for 2008. I hope it's better than '07 for all of us. Good luck for 2008. I hope it’s better than ‘07 for all of us.

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