May 10, 2010 - Posted by tamilb
Oy vey! Where did my list go?
Hope you all had a great Mother’s Day. I had a wonderful time visiting with my in-laws and getting big, warm hugs from my 11-year-old daughter Chrissy.
As I write, the final (hopefully) proof of From Incurable to Incredible is cranking out from my printer. We’re going to make sure they made all of our changes and then, if all is well, we will go into the production process. As it looks now, it should be available by early or mid June.
For the past year, I have been keeping an email list of those of you who have said you were interested in learning when the book is available for sale. The list, unfortunately, has somehow disappeared from my computer. I am going to see if there is any way to relinquish it. But, just to be safe, if you would like to be informed when the book is out, I’d suggest one of two things:
I am already receiving signs that this book is really needed. Another person with stage IV cancer came up to me the other day and said she cannot wait until the book comes out. Her doctors have told her there is nothing more they can do. She asked what I’ve learned from interviewing all the survivors for my book. I was able to send her the chapter about a survivor with a similar rare cancer. I hope it was able to provide hope and valuable information to her.
As for me, I had the follow-up scan to see if the cancer is progressing on the treatment I’m on. I’ll learn tomorrow, and if it has, we’ll switch to another hormone treatment. For some reason, I’m not anxious like I was last time. I know that anxiety does me no good, and I trust that God has my back. I’ve done my part; I can leave the outcome up to a power greater than myself.
I guess that goes for my lost email list, too. Although a call to Microsoft is in my future.
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Oy vey! Where did my list go?
Hope you all had a great Mother’s Day. I had a wonderful time visiting with my in-laws and getting big, warm hugs from my 11-year-old daughter Chrissy.
As I write, the final (hopefully) proof of From Incurable to Incredible is cranking out from my printer. We’re going to make sure they made all of our changes and then, if all is well, we will go into the production process. As it looks now, it should be available by early or mid June.
For the past year, I have been keeping an email list of those of you who have said you were interested in learning when the book is available for sale. The list, unfortunately, has somehow disappeared from my computer. I am going to see if there is any way to relinquish it. But, just to be safe, if you would like to be informed when the book is out, I’d suggest one of two things:
I am already receiving signs that this book is really needed. Another person with stage IV cancer came up to me the other day and said she cannot wait until the book comes out. Her doctors have told her there is nothing more they can do. She asked what I’ve learned from interviewing all the survivors for my book. I was able to send her the chapter about a survivor with a similar rare cancer. I hope it was able to provide hope and valuable information to her.
As for me, I had the follow-up scan to see if the cancer is progressing on the treatment I’m on. I’ll learn tomorrow, and if it has, we’ll switch to another hormone treatment. For some reason, I’m not anxious like I was last time. I know that anxiety does me no good, and I trust that God has my back. I’ve done my part; I can leave the outcome up to a power greater than myself.
I guess that goes for my lost email list, too. Although a call to Microsoft is in my future.