Thanks for all the comments on the last post. I’m feeling better now, just tired.
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Toddler Planet is written by Susan Niebur, four time cancer survivor, astrophysicist, and mom of two happy little 4 & 6 year old boys. Susan is now fighting metastatic breast cancer in her spine, neck, ribs, and hips, with chemo and pain meds, still looking for that "new normal."
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Very tired I bet. Hope you are treating yourself well.
oh babe. Just caught up with all the drama.
How I wish I could come and give you a cuddle, or fulfil that dream we had last year (or was it the year before) of you coming here, our boys playing together in the yard and sipping ice cold drinks and enjoying each others company.
Pretty sure you’re allowed to be tired after all of that. Be sure to take some good time and recover.
Caroline and I are thinking about you and hope you feel better. We Love you
Stacy, Caroline, Emily, and Todd
I am chiming in late to say that I am glad that you made it through that and are feeling better.