Yesterday we took the kids to Gilroy Gardens. We bought the special "every one's a kid" season pass since it was a deal and costs almost as much as a day ticket pass with just five bucks more. The kids had a great time. The place is amazingly big and beautiful with lots of kiddie rides for their age group. We only went on a few rides and then by 5PM, we called it a day. It was our first visit there but with our season passes, we'll be sure to come more often throughout the summer. The kids wanted to ride the balloon rides, see a show and even ride the swan lake boat ride, but by 5PM, we were all so tired and it was time to head home to have dinner.
Today we ran some errands and visited my mom. It nice to relax and stay home. I did some house cleaning, clean the entire fridge and got a little organizing done.
Sad news
After the kids went to bed last night, I did a little online reading, catching on my online Lung cancer news and blog reading. With a heavy heart, I was shocked and saddened to learn of Dr. Norman Wu's as well as one of the Stanford Lung cancer group member's passing. My heart and prayers goes to Dr. Wu's family and Carl's family. Dr. Wu wrote a very hopeful, inspiring detailed blog of his 13 months battling stage 4 lung cancer. Having this disease, you just never know what's coming and it's just disheartening and devastating to hear of another member's loss in this cancer battle. It's just a tragedy more so when it happens to families or to parent's with young kids. So my prayers goes to them and to all of us cancer warrior fighters out there who is battling this terrible disease.
I'll be back to my weekly blood labs and chemo this coming Wednesday and will see my Dr., Dr. Neal. All is well me and the kids. Lots of Love.
Today we ran some errands and visited my mom. It nice to relax and stay home. I did some house cleaning, clean the entire fridge and got a little organizing done.
Sad news
After the kids went to bed last night, I did a little online reading, catching on my online Lung cancer news and blog reading. With a heavy heart, I was shocked and saddened to learn of Dr. Norman Wu's as well as one of the Stanford Lung cancer group member's passing. My heart and prayers goes to Dr. Wu's family and Carl's family. Dr. Wu wrote a very hopeful, inspiring detailed blog of his 13 months battling stage 4 lung cancer. Having this disease, you just never know what's coming and it's just disheartening and devastating to hear of another member's loss in this cancer battle. It's just a tragedy more so when it happens to families or to parent's with young kids. So my prayers goes to them and to all of us cancer warrior fighters out there who is battling this terrible disease.
I'll be back to my weekly blood labs and chemo this coming Wednesday and will see my Dr., Dr. Neal. All is well me and the kids. Lots of Love.
Hello Fawn,
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