This is wonderful. I hope you're planning on having her pages professionally printed and bound because I can SO see her sharing the book with her grandchildren (in a time where childhood cancers are as treatable as a scrapped knee).
Whew! Deb your love for your grand daughter just shines in your pages, but your fear came through in this one too. So glad everything was OK. Wonderful page. This album is going to be something Kylie treasures for the rest of her life.
Beautiful writing! You are such a wonderful person and she is soooo lucky to have a strong supportive family. This picture alone is powerful enough to be a page all in itself and the journaling just makes it even better. Faves!!
Glad you found the courage to scrap this. It's really beautiful. I hope it was therapeutic for you!!! I've only done 2 pages from my daughters skull reconstruction...you've inspired me!!!!
OMG. You're journaling made me cry. I have a Kylie too. Thank God your Kylie is cancer free!! What a strong girl she must be. Hugs to Kylie and your family!
WOW! You've been through alot with that little beauty. What an uplifting story and I'm so glad you were able to tell it. Beautiful page too. ...think I'll go get a tan...LOL! Not really, I gotta lose weight first, but I'm gonna do it.! You're inspiring in more ways than you know!
I can't find the words to describe this. So much love for Kylie. I had breast cancer three years ago and went to the cancer doc this week and he said I am still cancer free. Thank God!
First of all...yeah!! 2nd...beautiful page...love the colors. 3rd...fabulous journaling! I have a few of these difficult pages that I have also been putting off, but this is inspiring me to get them done! I sincerely hope she continues to stay healthy! ((hugs))
This is such a touching page!! I am so sorry that your granddaughter has had to endure all of this. She is a very brave little girl. I hope she is much better now, and stays healthy and cancer free.
This a beautiful page and hit me so deep right now. As we begin down this road with a loved one... She is very lucky to have so many people there to love and encourage her as she recovers.. How thrilled I am to read of her remission what a long awaited milestone it must have been for everyone involved.
We all complain about all the little things in life and we don't think about what other people are going through. This is a wonderful Lo teaching us hope and strength and joy.
What a lucky little girl to have such great grandparents!!
Can't imagine what you went through, won't even pretend that I can.
Just happy to see that there is a happy ending!
:D :) :}
I admire your strength and your beliefs. The stick-to-it attitude, and showing all of us on sb.com as things happen. I bet she really felt good to have you and papa lay down by her! Its awesome and heartfelt Deb. One of these days sb.com is going to have a medal department for scrappers like you! Hugs! TFS!
I'm so glad it wasn't the news you were expecting. I think I can imagine how you'd feel and them multiply that by 100. but I know if it were shane or brooke i would be a disaster. so i admire your strengh.
One of those pages I have put off doing for far too long...I just had to gather the courage to do it! I guess some things do actually become easier to deal with through the passage of time. This was an awful day, Kylie being the only bright spot in it! It was late November of 2006 when we got a call from our son Kyle, telling us that they had found some abnormal cells in Kylie's blood...really bad news, because that is usually an indicator that the cancer has returned! We high-tailed it to Iowa City, I never knew just how long an hour and a half could be! We finally arrived to find Kylie her normal, jubilant, happy self...blissfully unaware that anything was amiss. We hung out with Kylie in her hospital room all day long, waiting to get an update. Finally the doctors came in and said what we wanted to hear...NO CANCER! Evidentally, Kylie's bone marrow had been so traumatized by the chemo that it was releasing immature blood cells called blasts. Such a relief!! I always try to follow my son Kyle's example, not to cry in front of Kylie. I must admit sometimes it has been very difficult to keep from doing that and then I have to excuse myself. I wish I could learn to be as brave and as strong as Kylie!
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