Unravel Cancer: Experiences with family battling cancer: PostScript on Denver

22 July 2009

21:45 PostScript on Denver

Holy crud - I forgot to mention the weather!

That's the other thing that blew me away in Denver. Every day was sunny & hot. Even when the thunderstorms & rain came through in the afternoons, it was no big deal. The temperature hardly dropped, and the moisture was instantly absorbed anyway, since it's so dry out there.

The Monday after I returned, the fog came back into the bay with a vengence. It has been so thick, the burnoff doesn't happen til 1-2PM every day. It was so thick today, it covered the tops of the East Bay hills, like a cloak of evil on a fair maiden.

The weather was so good in Denver, it made me want to move there. Who knows where my path will lead?

Labels: cancer, Denver, family cancer, friend cancer, weather

Breathe.

I'm a 30-something professional woman who's mother & brother were both diagnosed with Grade 3 Astrocytoma tumors within about a week of each other. My mother's tumor is in her brain, and my brother's tumor is in his spinal cord, causing him to lose feeling in his arms & legs. These writings are about my experiences dealing with them, coping, loving them, loving myself, and living my life knowing that they are both dying. I hope you find inspiration and courage from my writings to help you get through whatever is going on in your life.