One exciting morning, I jumped out of bed to get ready for a fun-filled all-day chemo session that changed my experience on receiving treatment. I had figured out all the side effects I was going to experience and mentally prepared for it. To my surprise, new joys awaited me that caused me to be consumed with fear. I waswalking from the living room to my bedroom when I started to see whiteness from the outer side of both of my eyes. When I looked up to the ceiling, whiteness filled my eyes and I could not see. Did I lose my eyesight? Was this a side effect, I couldn’t remember as I stood there in the hallway outside my room. As thoughts were raising through my head, my mom called out to me and asked me if I was okay. I didn’t know if I should tell her and possibly…
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Cancer: The Upside 
Hi Kelly, lovely to read something from you. So glad you have memories of Mum with you during this time of coping with lack of sight due to light. Good information in this post. Still think and pray for you and your Dad. Hugs and prayers. Sandy
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Hi dear Sandy thank you for always being there and always having kind words. I do miss my mom dearly always, but I miss the most during the difficult times in life like right now. She was my rock and now that I am in her place, I really hope she had the wonderful support of true friends that were there with her during my difficult time like I have found here. Thank you for being so patient and understanding it means the world to me. Many hugs’ blessings and prayers and your husband during your travels. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
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So glad you have the support of friends
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Roy and I are both well and happy travelling again with Bess +Bugsy, both behaving well. Continue to stay positive and you are in my prayers. Love and hugs, Sandy.
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