Thank you all, so much.
Your prayers lift me up. I know that I'm held before God.
Just came from yoga; a classmate took me. I hadn't been since before I moved to California. I'm in my body, in a good way. I feel strong.
And I'm carrying the icon of Julian, at today's Eucharist.
I'm up and down six times a day. But I know that there is grace.
(((((((((everyone)))))))))
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It's ok to go down, my friend.
Hugs!
Kirstin --
I graduated from CDSP just 5 years ago. It is a great community. --and it's bigger than the folks that are there presently. --and because of that community, folks who don't even know you are praying for you--whispering your name aloud all around the communion. At least, I know I am!
I am 11 years the other side of a stage III cancer diagnosis--lymph nodes involved, chemo, radiation....all pretty sucky stuff. But every day now, I wake, and laugh--knowing I am already living a resurrection life.
Please know that you will continue in my prayers--and I hope and pray that the peace which passes all understanding will be upon you now and always
--many blessings, --margaret watson
((((Mimi))))
Margaret, I don't know what to say but thank you. This is beautiful, and very, very helpful.
"living a resurrection life"
Alleluia, amen.
I'm up and down six times a day. But I know that there is grace.
Kirstin, that's known as the roller coaster effect. ;o)
Grace is the thing.
Kirstin,
Have not checked in here in a long time, though it does not seem like so very long. But a world ago, because it was before your diagnosis and all this scary stuff. I am praying extra hard (will I catch up!?) and will email you...)
Thank you--and yes you will catch up. You already have.
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