I have been reading a book called Radical Remission, which is all about people who have healed themselves from advanced or incurable cancers without or despite modern medicine. It is encouraging to read positive stories and realize that it is possible to get better after a terrible diagnosis. I’ve also been listening to Chris Wark’s videos and interviews. He is an inspiration.
I’m not supposed to drive yet, so I’ve been staying home most of the time. I haven’t minded it though. I’ve been really enjoying my quiet time during the day. I’ve started a few art projects that I’m excited about. I joined a Facebook group called Creating a Cozy Life – Hygge style. It is full of beautiful photos and ideas and everyone is so kind. I’m thinking of doing some small, crafty sewing projects. I have a number of patterns from Ann Wood that I haven’t tried yet and I want to work on some of them.
I have a follow up appointment with my doctor at the end of the month. She said that until then, all I have to do is have a good Christmas and that is what I am trying to do.
I am so sorry to hear of this. I don’t know if you remember me, we used to work together and I always admired your art work. I thought of you the other day and was very grateful to have found your artwork here. It is just as beautiful as I remember, if not even more beautiful.
It sounds like the doctor’s orders are encouraging. I am happy about that for you. I will be praying and also sending healing thoughts to you. If you have any interest there is a documentary (and book) titled “Heal” which is really inspiring. It follows the journeys of those who have spontaneously healed themselves in different ways. I watch it often and might just watch it again tonight.
Take good care Carolyn! And hopefully talk soon.
Hi Jennifer! Yes, I remember you! It has been many years. I will check out the documentary you mentioned. It sounds very inspiring. Thank you so much.
This is great news Carolyn. You are in my prayers!
Thank you so much Nicki! I appreciate it so much.