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This is my Hope and Faith page. As most of you know, I was diagnosed with T-cell Lymphoma and then later found out that it was not malignant. It has been a roller coaster ride. My journey has not ended with the good news. I am still searching for knowledge to take care of my body. I would also love to continue to hear your messages of hope or interesting health stuff. We have and will all get through this together! Love you all!
Thank you all!
Thank you for all the wonderful e-mail's and comments. I am having a wonderful day. For those of you that are hard working finding information for me my actual full diagnosis is Gamma Delta Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma. That's a mouthful. I want to thank Judy Jones for getting in touch with me. I have visited her website and I encourage you all to take a look at it www.clfoundation.org There are many great resources and I have signed up for the support group. I also want to thank my mom for calling me with her own special sign of hope that I will share with all of you. My mom bought a purple flowered plant about a month ago. Since then the pretty purple flowers have gone away. Yesterday morning, she woke up read my message of hope blog and felt very at peace. She the proceeded to go out on her balcony and there was her plant that had produced one beautiful PINK flower. There are signs and miracles all around us. Another cool story is that my sister Natalie took her twins Jenica and Xavier out to dinner. It was family night so they had face painting, balloons and other fun stuff for the kids. Jenica went up and asked to have a PINK butterfly painted on her face. How appropriate. (I hope to get the pictures soon and when I do I will post them)The other significance to this story is that butterflies have come to symbolize my Grandma Sanchez. I feel her around me often, watching over me and keeping me safe. I know it will be the same now as it always has been. Thank you all again for your love and messages of HOPE!
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