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Old 07-04-2006, 09:30 PM   #1
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Me and my mom are off to Boston tomorrow to meet Audrey from the site and her mom! We have met 3 times already. I'm excited to her and her mom again. We are like family. This site has brought us together for a reason. I never had a sister and it feels like i have one now. I'll get lots of great pictures to show you all. I also have another surprise. I bought myself a horse for my 3rd cancer diagnosis! Last year was a puppy, now a horse. I love her already. She is 9 years old and she is as tame as a puppy. My 7 year old rides like the wind already. God has brought her to me. My neighbor that moved in this year brought her over all the time for us to ride. I offerd to buy her, but she didn't want to sell her. Then last sunday she came over and offered her to us. God works in mysterious ways doesn't he. I will send a picture to Joe and have him post it. I feel so alive this week, and i know it's because of the horse.
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Old 07-05-2006, 04:12 AM   #2
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Old 07-05-2006, 08:48 AM   #3
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Smile BEAUTIFUL picture Michele

and have an AWESOME trip. I too did something (but for my post treatment) last year my post treatment present was a treadmill and this year is a day at the day spa, shopping, me time. Have fun, the horse (and the girls ) are gorgeous (I'll show mom the pic as she had a horse just like her named Cherokee...Cherrie for short). Take care and God bless.

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Old 07-05-2006, 08:52 AM   #4
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Michelle,

Have a wonderful time in Boston. And, congratulations on your new horse! I know exactly what you mean about feeling so alive. Horses have such a healing effect on us. After I have ridden my horse I just feel so energized, even if I am exhausted. I remember back in 2002 when I had just gotten home from having my liver resection, I was so weak, but my husband and sister helped me out to the barn so I could see my horse. I opened his stall door, and he just put his head softly against my stomach and closed his eyes. They are such incredibly sensitive animals. They are my therapy!

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Old 07-07-2006, 07:45 PM   #5
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boston sounds great

Hi Michele,

How have you been? I hope you have a great time in Boston. The last time I went I had a boston cream pie from the Omni Parker House. It was really great. Actually, Sid and I each ordered one "piece", but what you really get is a little personal sized cake, that is definately big enough for two. We had no where to store leftovers, so we were "forced" to each eat a entire cake. It was pretty funny. Also, we went to this Jazz Brunch that was really cool:

Bob The Chef's Jazz Cafe 604 Columbus Ave, Boston, Massachusetts 02118-1057, United States Cuisines: American, Armenian, Barbecue Price range: $21-30 Special features: Breakfast/Brunch Neighborhood: Back Bay Tel: (617) 266-6706 Fax: +1 617 536 0907[*]URL: http://www.bobthechefs.com

I hope you are doing well. You sound like it. Well, seeing that I am clearly hungry, as all my recommendations above involved food, I must be going.

---Shannon

P.S. nice horse...did you "grow" it yourself?
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Old 07-07-2006, 09:02 PM   #6
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Hi Michelle, I'm near Boston- all my treatment is there. Perhaps we could hook up for dinner. Don't know if you'll see this post or not. Love, Janet
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