The spot that popped up in the middle of my back ain't nothing to worry about. Just a spider bite, not c a n c e r like the doc in the E.R. thought. Getting smaller, antibiotics and (of course) all of the prayers said on my behalf the reason I can share this good news with all of you, my Author's Den friends ... blessed beyond measure, I am, to have you in my life: thank you.
Spider bites make me blow up...not like KABOOM, more like just a bit of swelling, but sometimes I would rather Kaboom the spider...glad you are well and cancer free...Ed
Whew...what a relief, Karla. I keep you in prayer at all times for your other physical difficulties, anyway, but this is really great news!!
Take care,
Sherry
O, what a relief it is! *grins* Thank GOD; he is soooo good! Awesome news, and happy poem; glad to hear it! Very well done (now that I can breathe again!! *gasp!* LOL)!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D *grins*
What wonderful news!!! So glad to hear, or see, that you are going to be alright, yipeeeee!!! Now celebrate, you do deserve it after all the worries,
Love and many happy hugs, Birgit and Roger
Glad to hear the good news Karla and look forward to your future writes.
Felix
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on May 16, 2006
Glad to hear it is only the remains of a spider bite. that will pass :-) and a spider I will step on if I see it. Thanks for sharing the good news! BTW you can move up here anytime! but remember we do experience the winter too........40-
Thats great news Karen
But A spider?
You should move out of the boondocks
and mingle with the rest of the world
.....LOL
I do hate spiders,
around the house, I step on them and spray them
I leave well alone as long as they stay out of my sight
That goes double for snakes, poisonous of not
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I just knew you'd be OK and that is a blessing to be thankful for!
Love & Light,
Joseph
Safi
Take care,
Sherry
Sherri
God Bless
Michelle!
Love,
Susan
O, what a relief it is! *grins* Thank GOD; he is soooo good! Awesome news, and happy poem; glad to hear it! Very well done (now that I can breathe again!! *gasp!* LOL)!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D *grins*
dove
Stay away from those spiders;-) Do they have a spider version of Off?...Take care
Love,
eT
Love and many happy hugs, Birgit and Roger
watch out for spiders, they scare me
thanks for sharing
love and peace
Felix
You KNOW I know what this feels like, Darlin!! :))))))))))))))
Breathin easy agin and another glass of wine, just for you!! Bless your good health and the good Lord!!
Thanks for putting us out of our misery, Hon! :)) Yippee! xxx
Rebecca
Great news this, and a big relief...;)
Praise the Lord !!
Love and Blessings
Peter
Sage
But A spider?
You should move out of the boondocks
and mingle with the rest of the world
.....LOL
I do hate spiders,
around the house, I step on them and spray them
I leave well alone as long as they stay out of my sight
That goes double for snakes, poisonous of not
LOve & Peace
William