Done, Dun, and Over?

Wrapping up basketball season, no matter how good it is, has always been a great feeling. It's like completing a big project,...now is the time to sit back, look back, and reflect. No more practice plans, no more game nights, no more rushing around - just,.... well,... peace.

It also means a chance to sit down and write more (which I feel neglectful in).

Reading Danielle's Carepage this morning, Dawn touched on the stage of cancer that we live in now: the waiting, the wondering, the scans, and the fear of what lies ahead. It's a bit surreal at times to look back on the diagnosis, the treatment, the surgeries, and the whole way in which your world changes so quickly (without even the courtesy of forewarning).

This fight is always with us, always on our minds with but a few moments of forgetfulness and escape. My favorite thing lately is to hear people say, "Thank goodness it's over and Hannah's fine." I respond with, "Absolutely." For we have, through the grace of God, made it through a very rough patch, but I always keep in my mind,...Absolutely,... but we're not done. We'll never be done. We still have ten years to get through it.

Sharing with others is such a blessing - thanks for reading.

Peace and Prayers