I am so sorry for your loss I have been there please know you and your family are in our prayers just one foot in front of the other, one day at a time you are stronger than you know. Joan

I am so sorry for your loss Joyce. You and your family will be in my prayers. I am praying you will have peace and comfort during this very difficult time.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will be lifting all of you up in prayer.

I'm so very sorry for your loss Joyce. You and your family are in my prayers--May God be very near to you and be your strength.
Hugs,
Jane

Oh Joyce I'll have you all in my prayers. So sorry about this news.

Joyce, I am so very sorry for your loss. Hugs to you and your family.

I am requesting prayer for my family. My husband of 34 years passed away suddenly on December 23, 2013. He had no known ailments. My son (age 30) and daughter (age 26) and my mother and I are devastated. All of us were dependent on him for many things.

Jane, I'll add Angie and her family to my prayers. And you so that you have the strength to help them. Hugs, Robin

Will certainly pray for Angie! I am also continuing to pray for all the other needs listed in this forum.

Continuing to pray for Limbania and thanks for the update.
I have a request. I just found out today that my best friend since childhood--Angie--has lymphoma and is in need of prayer. She is a very special person in my life and much more like a sister at this point. I find myself praying for her and her family and I realize I know nearly everyone she knows. Her mom is like a second mom to me and I know she is probably devastated. Angie has a lot of drive and deeply rooted in her faith in Jesus. She's tackling this disease with a fighter in the ring attitude. Please pray for her, her husband Steve, children Bret and Kristen and her tightknit immediate family. Thank you all.
Blessings,
Jane

Thank you Lois for reaching out to Limbania, I too have been thinking about her. All are in my prayers, take care, Pat

Thank you, Lois, for taking the initiative to get the update so many if us wanted.

Lois, thank you for writing to Limbania and posting her response. I, too, have been thinking about her a lot lately, so it's very good to hear that the good news is progressing for her. I will add her friend Rachel to my prayer list, and continue to pray for others who can use it.

Hello All,
I had been quilte concerned about Limbania. I don't follow Facebook so it felt to me as if she fell off the face of the earth. Anyway I sent her a personal message a little while ago. I recieved a responsed yesterday and she said I could post it on the Forum.

I am also sending prayers to all my TQS friends in need of comfort.

Dear Loise,

Thanks a lot for your message, so glad to hear from you. Hope this finds you and your loved ones healthy and happy.

I miss you too and everyone else at the forum, I just don't find the time to get there for now, but hoping to be back soon.
Decide to decline radiation and tamoxifen (a pill that the oncologist recommended me to take for 10 years) as a way to prevent recurrence. One of the many side effects from both is cancer, go figure. So, now I'm more committed to a healthy lifestyle (juicing, eating, exercise, stress management, etc) and continue with natural therapies, supplements, etc. Doing more research, there's so much information, lots to read, interviews to listen to and more to address the physical, mental and emotional side of cancer in order to prevent a recurrence and get rid off it, if any happens to still be around, although all the latest tests don't show any signs of it. Still dealing with neuropathy in my hands and feet from chemo. Also mobility issues in my right arm as a result of surgery and the 2 lymph nodes that got taken out. Having lymphedema therapy and acupuncture to get it resolved. Now, my hair is back! Looks and feels like might be wavy/curly. I used to have very straight hair. I'm praying that I'd made the best decision and for this to be the beginning of many healthy years to come. Hope all this makes sense. Seems like the "chemo brain" is still around, lol.

On the "stitching" side, I'm finally starting to sew again. I started a quilt for a very dear young friend, she's only 16 and has stage IV of a very rare cancer called rhabdomyosarcoma, seems this mainly happens to females around 15 year old. Rachel is utilizing only natural treatments to get healed, since chemo and radiation don't help. Another girl, after over a year on chemo just died recently from this same kind of cancer. Anyway, is a long story, but thankfully Rachel is doing pretty good.

Ok, too much about me. How are you doing? What are you working on now? Are you ready for the holidays? Thank you again for thinking of me and sending the message. Please, if you'd like, feel free to share this at the forum.

Love n hugs,

Limbania(;