The mouths of babes..

[Daile]

Oh I have just giggled my way through these posted replies.

I remember when I was picking up my children from school one day and my son had a friend home to play. We were driving home with the 8 and 9 year in the backseat when sons friend says, "My mums got Strep Throat." Son replies, "my mum got cancer and her hair fell out, aye mum!" Yeah son something like that - ho hum!

Children are just so precious and when I need a dose of the giggles they do it for me everytime. Our children have made this process so much easier for us as their parents to deal with it all.

Thanks for the giggle,

Daile

[sassy]

Wanted to bump this up so others could enjoy and add another thought from Andrew.

Last week he was discussing the fact that my hair was really growing back in now and looking really pretty.

He then said," I'm so glad Rhonda's cancer is in 'Recession'!"

Now thats one "recession" I'll gladly take.

Sassy
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Problems From Paxil

[lexigirl]

I love these stories! Children are so sincere and say what's on their minds.

I finished chemo in January and my hair is just coming in. At home I go wigless but always wear my wig out. My daughter, who is nine, asked why I still wear my wig. I wish that I had the courage to not wear it. I am way to vain!

I think she has become a lot more compassionate going through this. I know that she won't be as afraid to see others who may be going through chemo tx.