Dear Amy, I do appreciate your writings. My wife Janet died one week ago of colon cancer, just 47 days after it was discovered at Stage IVc. She chose to forgo treatment. I had colon cancer 4 years ago, discovered at Stage IIIa, had surgery and a few months of treatment and have been clear ever since with very high odds of full recovery. You truly are in between both of us.
We make our best choices, hopefully at peace and with great gratitude!
Thanks for sharing your update. I was holding my breath, as well. Congrats on the book, of course. It's a gift to so many ithers. Love you and know that I'm with you.
Congratulations on the significant slow down, the options forward and the book! I can’t wait to read it, i know how thoughtful you are and how much your writing style is enjoyable. As someone keenly familiar with the in-between time, this book will resonate deeply with me. Best wishes Amy.
Congratulations on the baby/book! As I’ve read every one of your posts these last few years, I’ve always been in awe of your ability to capture essential truths while being so raw, authentic and vulnerable. Big hugs and bold prayers continue.
We've all been waiting for this post Amy! I had to remind myself to breath because I noticed I was holding my breath as I took in news from the recent scans. It all sounds very promising with plenty more mountain to climb. I can't wait for the book to be available and have a feeling I will have lots of people to recommend it to. You certainly are not the only one navigating the brave in-between. Thank you Amy.
My Lord—what a profound piece. Such richness in all the details…such angst in the in between…and also such joy in the living. Amy, you capture what is true for all of us, but so deeply true for you. You are moving through life with the foundational truths we are all granted, but so few of us heed: This wild and heartbreaking life, we pass this way but just once, and even in our most grand state, so briefly.
Dear Amy, I do appreciate your writings. My wife Janet died one week ago of colon cancer, just 47 days after it was discovered at Stage IVc. She chose to forgo treatment. I had colon cancer 4 years ago, discovered at Stage IIIa, had surgery and a few months of treatment and have been clear ever since with very high odds of full recovery. You truly are in between both of us.
We make our best choices, hopefully at peace and with great gratitude!
Thanks for sharing your update. I was holding my breath, as well. Congrats on the book, of course. It's a gift to so many ithers. Love you and know that I'm with you.
Congratulations on the significant slow down, the options forward and the book! I can’t wait to read it, i know how thoughtful you are and how much your writing style is enjoyable. As someone keenly familiar with the in-between time, this book will resonate deeply with me. Best wishes Amy.
Congratulations on the baby/book! As I’ve read every one of your posts these last few years, I’ve always been in awe of your ability to capture essential truths while being so raw, authentic and vulnerable. Big hugs and bold prayers continue.
Yes! Yes! Yes! I am so excited to see your wisdom and words published in a BOOK! I can’t wait to read and share. Sending you love.
We've all been waiting for this post Amy! I had to remind myself to breath because I noticed I was holding my breath as I took in news from the recent scans. It all sounds very promising with plenty more mountain to climb. I can't wait for the book to be available and have a feeling I will have lots of people to recommend it to. You certainly are not the only one navigating the brave in-between. Thank you Amy.
My Lord—what a profound piece. Such richness in all the details…such angst in the in between…and also such joy in the living. Amy, you capture what is true for all of us, but so deeply true for you. You are moving through life with the foundational truths we are all granted, but so few of us heed: This wild and heartbreaking life, we pass this way but just once, and even in our most grand state, so briefly.