No question this time.
Just want to wish all the Lovely Lady a very Happy Valentines Day.
Remember, that life isn't over with an ostomy, it's just a new beginning.
Charleston man
Feb 14, 2015 7:15 pm
Immarsh
Feb 24, 2015 7:41 am
Thanks Charleston Guy.... That was very sweet of you to send Valentines greetings to the ladies. BTW, loved your city the one time I visited. I definitely want to come back!
I read your profile, and it seems that you really went through a difficult time. I've had my Ostomy for more than 50 years, back when I was a 15 year old kid. So I really grew up/ and old....with my "badge of survival" Despite ongoing medical issues, I married, had two wonderful sons, and now have 3 grands. It may be a difficult journey, but I've learned to appreciate the good times, and stop to smell those roses.
Best of luck to you.
Marsha
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Every morning when I enjoy my big cup of coffee I scroll through this site and this warm feeling just overwhelms me.
I never post anything (too shy and it feels like I don’t have anything of interest to share tbh) but I sure read a lot of posts from you guys and they are so informative, supportive encouraging and so so full of love and a big dose of humor.
I feel like part of the best family in the world (even though I am just sitting quietly in the corner lol).
I just wanted to share that feeling and say thanks to all of you for being so wonderful.
And also, please keep some fingers crossed for me this week. I have my blood test on Thursday, checking my CA 125 levels. Ovarian cancer reoccurrence fear unlocked again. I hate it!
Lots of love from Sweden