Well done, Deborah,
faithful, verseful
servant.

With 3 John 2,

Geoff M. Pope

I will keep you in my prayers xxx

You have a great sense of humor that is refreshing and delightful.I really hope you beat this and overcome it.You are in my prayers.take care of yourself

"...I still have my sense of humor" <----Does that make it a humour tumor? Sick joke or what. But good on you. Humour is the best healer. Mum had a mastectomy in 1972, plus she gave birth to me (dad nearly thew away the wrong part when he was told to cut the cord, then chocked laughing when he heard I was the baby) and nearly 40 years on she's alive and thriving.

I don't think you look like Frankenstein, maybe the monster, but nay if it's the pretty smiling blond posing so sweetly on your bio.



I'll put you in the prayer book at the monastery before mass, plus I'll keep praying until I hear the tumor has no humour cos it's beat.



The waiting and not knowing is the worse part.

5 days of praying and I'll dedicate Midday, vespers and evening prayer this week for your healing and inner peace.



My cousin had the same and the four cm, it is nothing. It used to be the whole neck a decade or two ago. And that was a scar, now no one sees it.

D A T, never fear when God is near.

Once I've hit post, know that I've prayed and this review is soaked with the Spirits love and peace. Be gentle with yourself, little lamb.

I pray that everything comes to a positive change in your life. Either way it will be managable. I am praying for you.

Be Well, Warmly Carin' Spirit

You are in my prayers. I hope it is benign. Hugs, Liz

(((HUGS))) love and prayer, Deborah - I hate the waiting games 'THEY' play with our lives ... keep your sense of humor. Laughter IS the best medicine.

Karla.

Wow- I saw this at the last second before I leave for the weekend.
Well- I was looking for it.
:)

John