Many young cancer patients have scribbled on this chalk board table at Royal Oak Beaumont's Rose Cancer Center. Notice the scratches in the table after years of Moms, Dads, Grand parents, siblings, and patients have been drawing to pass the time before their name is called for treatment. This is the word that my daughter chose to draw today, and I think every one of the cancer patients that drew on this table has been brave. Every one of them has been a fighter. Every one of them has made their mark on this table. Today we scribbled on this table before being told that the girl holding this chalk (my brave daughter) is officially 5 years on remission. Today was the culmination of many very brave days.
Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Cancer, Why?
He was a father, a husband, a friend, a golfer, a boater, and an all around nice guy. Cancer took him from us some time last weekend. So I ask, Why?
Why does this happen to great people?
why does this happen to fathers?
Why does this happen to mothers?
Why does this happen to uncles?
Why does this happen to daughters?
Why?
Sunday, June 1, 2008
I Relay For Life
I Relay For Life
Had a great photo shoot at the relay for life walk in Flat Rock Michigan this weekend. This survivor was taking a moment to reflect while overlooking the river. Please support the cancer fighting efforts wherever you are.
Labels: "relay for life", cancer, purple, survivor
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