By: MaryBe
If you ever come down to Western New York or over to Alexandria Bay in the Thousand Islands, let me know. Some of the most beautiful, peaceful scenery ever. We’ll have a fire and ponder life. All the...
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Damn. I loved this post–mainly because I love reading anything you write–but also because it sounds like you really stumbled upon something during your time away. I’m happy for you. And I miss you,...
View ArticleBy: Maria
Wishing you the best, Susan. Thank you for what you wrote in this blog; May you never stop writing! Namaste.
View ArticleBy: Jen
I think of you every time I make pulled pork, lol. That sounds so random, yet I’m not even kidding. I’d never made it before you posted your recipe last summer & it’s still the one I follow, right...
View ArticleBy: Ailsa
Thankyou for writing your blog Susan! I started following you as a concerned friend of Sara’s, I read many of your older posts in addition to following your cancer journey and in the end your blog has...
View ArticleBy: Maureen Curran
I just started to read some of your blog today. I am almost 4 months post chemo from Non Hodgkins. My hair is growing is super curly so I googled images for curly hair after chemo and thats how I found...
View ArticleBy: Patrice @ Moment To Memory
kudos to you Susan. you are truly an incredibly brave person and i wish you the best in luck in all of your endeavours!!
View ArticleBy: Debbie
I wrote a big ‘old comment, deleted it I think by mistake …. but this anonymous quote sums up this post of yours to me- ” If nothing ever changed, there’d be no butterflies”. Fly be free Susan ! But...
View ArticleBy: Monze
Go to youtube and look into dr morse he talks about raw food and how it can help. I read you are cancer free but because of that i urge you to look into a low fat raw vegan lifestyle and do a juice...
View ArticleBy: Sherry
This made tear up, I dont know you other then what you’ve let everyone know on this blog. But, nicely said! Good luck with all that life brings you & all the fun times with buster & your family:)
View ArticleBy: Linda
Susan, I don’t know you, I don’t have cancer. But I survived a fire with physical and emotional injuries. This was four years ago, and it took me four years to get to where you are right now realizing...
View ArticleBy: citygirlblogs
Acceptance is tough to get to, but it helps when you reach that stage. I’m glad that the retreat was healing, and that you’re at peace with this blog. I look forward to reading whatever you write in...
View ArticleBy: Emily @ www.main-eats.com
Thank you so much for sharing yourself and putting yourself out there. I will really miss seeing your posts and hope that you continue doing amazing things!!!
View ArticleBy: Sara
I still think about you and hope you are well, Susan! I’d send you an elephant statue if I could :) I do have a few extra posed in a circle from my trip to Thailand :)
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