I’ve been leery about writing Day 28 because 28 days represents the total length for many treatment programs. It’s not just a Sandra Bullock movie. After 28 days of constant awareness of your problem, and after 28 days of gathering all the tools you need for survival, they release you into the wild in hopes you won’t strike again.
I’ve delayed typing Day 28 because this is when I should wrap this up and go on my own. I’m ready, but I will miss this. For the first time in the history of this blog, I’ve run out of things to say.
I’m not sure if I’ll be back
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- I am the wife of an amazing man who has been diagnosed with cancer. I would like to use this blog as a tool to help keep people informed with strictly the facts. WARNING: There may be some feelings and emotions involved also. Please be advised that this will aid as my 'voice' when I cannot speak.
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Oh no, I feel like I lost my best friend! You can't do this to me to us; I so look forward to your words of wisdom, your words of rotfl, your words of kindess, your words of knowledge, your words of getting to know the new you. I found a friend I wanted to be around, please don't leave me.
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