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To see why I don't have long hair anymore click on picture and then read about my adventure with the tumor I named Grizelda.
My "enforced" makeover!
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As cold waters to a thirsty soul,
so is good news from a far country.
Prov 25:25
so is good news from a far country.
Prov 25:25
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To see why I don't have long hair anymore click on picture and then read about my adventure with the tumor I named Grizelda.
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My "enforced" makeover!
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2 comments:
wonderful posts!! You asked what we would like to hear (read rather), in your blog. Personally, I would love to hear your cancer story and how you are doing with it. I know that might be too personal, but I would personally love to know your story.
Love your blog!
Christa Johnson
Christa, If you go onto my blog and click on the picture of me it will take you back to the day I found out about Grizelda and then each succeeding day tells the story of what happened. There are even pictures of the nurse taking the staples out of my head! My tumor turned out to be benign, but the danger for me was because of the place the tumor was in.
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