something-to-celebrateThere’s so much doom and gloom in the world that I relish having something to celebrate. Especially here, where I deal with difficult and sad subjects.

So let’s light up the week with this great news: truly something to celebrate!

A number of my friends, both online and local, have been battling tough cancers. And I am thrilled to report that more than a few are living happy lives even while having various forms of treatments. Because their cancers are being held at bay by new treatments that allow them to have a good quality of life–and even travel–while still in treatment.

Several are past the three-year mark and doing well. Several have had post-treatment pet-scans that show absolutely no sign of a type of cancer that not too long ago killed within the first year.

I think that’s something to celebrate!

Now, I know, you don’t want to tempt fate and neither do I. But there’s no denying that advances in cancer treatment are buying longer, quality lifespans for patients in treatment. And that is something to light up the world about.

I hope there’s a day when cancer is as insignificant as a common cold.  Until that day, though, I’ll take the fact that we do have something to celebrate.

Won’t you join me in praying that all those with cancer find effective treatment and flourish?

And if you’d like to help someone in their battle, I hope you’ll consider one of my thoughtful, gentle healing gifts.  Or–and I know you will LOVE this: a beautiful Hearts & Flowers candle that comes unscented or scented: see our candle shipping schedule.

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