Wednesday, September 22, 2010

split

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There are 2 parts to me, not only the me before cancer and the me after, but the me who can forget the cancer ever existed, and the me who feels weighted down by it.  I imagine it's pretty healthy that I prefer to live pretending that the beast never got me, but I don't pretend so well that I forget to go to my follow-up appointments. ~ Results tomorrow, fingers crossed.
~ You can see the explanation behind this project by going here or see the all posts in this category by going here. ~

20 comments:

  1. I see peace, wholeness, well-being and excellent health in your life! Your mind tells you body to stay healthy because there is nothing but Good in this Universe and you are that goodness, full of vitality, peace and health!

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  2. Hey Lisa, fingers are crossed - hopefully all with go well tomorrow. xoxo

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  3. Fingers and toes are crossed Lisa. Thinking of you.

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  4. Positive vibes coming your way ~ ~ ~

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  5. Perfect way to illustrate and to describe the feelings..I am really keeping you in my thoughts Lisa....hugs...Michelle

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  6. My thoughts and prayers will be with you tomorrow....I think we all have split personalities at one or more points in our lives! Very cool way to demonstrate it!

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  7. *fingers crossed* and whatever else you need--hope the news is good

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  8. I think this will always weigh heavy on your mind. Just have to keep the faith and hope for the best. Good luck for good news!

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  9. Crossing all appendages for you. Squeezing my eyes shut as well, because you know that makes it more potent.
    Enjoy the day.
    Erin

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  10. The cracked street is a good metaphor. I know what you mean, but it is like when we first figure out that a hot stove can burn us. We don't think about it all the time but when we get close to the stove we are careful. You do what you need to do and then go on enjoying your life.

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  11. What a beautiful comment by Tulsa Gentleman ... just wanted you to know I'm thinking of you, too, Lisa.

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  12. I love how there is a little bit of green popping up in between the two cracks. Neat photo ... and so very apt for the post.

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  13. another wise reflection to your project and the photo fits it perfect

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  14. I hope your results were ok, I read your previous post about the reason behind project, wow!

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  15. I think of you often. You keep fighting that beast!!!

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  16. Great analogy, great picture. That beast tried to rise up through the pavement, but couldn't do it. As always, sending you prayers and positive vibes!

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