That's the word that I would use. I have a long time friend whose sister was diagnosed with a very rare, very aggressive form of cancer a couple of years ago. And even though it has never been a secret that her chances were not good, it's very surreal to hear that things are coming to a close.
She's been through everything under the sun in terms of treatment. She was told a few weeks ago that there was nothing more they could do and "to go home and treat the symptoms."
Today, she was given a timeline. They estimate she's got about 3 weeks to live.
Three weeks. Not months. Weeks. Mere days. How does one even begin to process that? How does one even fathom such a reality?
She is 28 and is married with a beautiful 3 year old daughter. Please keep her and her family in your thoughts and prayers.
Thanks.
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"WTF? Seriously? You're just recipes and babies now". This is what a friend said to me about growing...changing. I'm learning that above all other things that life is and does...change is it's specialty. So, here's to embracing that.
- Jay
- I'm J. A Texas girl and admittedly not that interesting. I'm married to my favorite boy in all the world and we have created a spawn! Here's my take on a few things that matter and lots of things that don't. And probably a few that you'd really rather not know. You should also know that I am not willing to filter myself for the sake of the interwebs. So consider yourself warned. Enjoy my insanity.
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