Comments on: Blog Book Tour – My Life With Laura: A Love Story

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:19:47 +0000

Thank you for mentioning this book on your blog. The night I saw it on here, I ordered it right away. I got it in the mail last Sunday and started reading immediately. It shocked everyone as I’m not a reader…never have been. I’m just about through with it. What an amazing story of strength and determination. Women like you and Laura are true examples of what I imagine Super Woman to be.

By: PKanthi

PKanthi — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 21:49:29 +0000

I can\\\’t begin to tell you, how informative you blog is. As my mom recently got diagnosed with early Stage-II Breast cancer with one node positive, i literally read out to her your everyday experiences during and following chemo. It was mountain of a help to her.

Can I ask you a question regarding chemo side effects. She is on AC for 1st four rounds and then Docetaxol for next 4 rounds. After her first chemo, her CBC came out with \\"sizable counts\\" of, Band Forms (26), Myelocytes (12) and Metamyelocytes (9) at alarming counts comparing to Neutrophils (22). Did this happen to you? I am just scared it is an indication of Leukemia. Is my fear right?

Thanks for your help to the community. We all are getting more knowledgeable about breast cancer and how to fight it.

Congratulations on your success in Cancer battle so far and hope to see you completely come out of it.

Regards,
Kanthi

By: April

April — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 15:24:37 +0000

What a powerful book. Just from your small samples I am emotional with everything that Laura must have went through while writing letters to her husband and daughter. With such a crazy time in my life right now with so much uncertainty, it puts life and living into perspective.
Thank you for bringing this to us.
Happy and healthy thoughts to you.
Love from chilly Ohio, April

By: Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:57:44 +0000

I admire the activities that she balances in her life. The most important, of course, is home schooling her children. She has encouraged me to put more effort into marketing my craft creations. I had more time in 2008, and will have time in 2009, to do this due to breast cancer and the treatment involved. I would enjoy contributing my experience or anything else with any who read this. Keep up the good work.

Rose.

By: Laura

Laura — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 01:26:57 +0000

Oh My gosh, that is so, so sad. I HATE THIS DISEASE!

By: litle subii

litle subii — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 22:22:34 +0000

heyyy

this is lil subii from indiaa:)

u reflect soo much positivity in ur blog , felt very inspired after reading it, u made myy day… . the big man upstairs probably knows tht u r a tough cookie and gave u this golden oppurtinty to crush cancer and be a inspiration for others… wanna congragulate u for being a victorious warrior ..
am overwhelmed to see tht so many lifes are being touched both knowingly and unknowingly due to ur blog…:) kuddoss for it , and continue to pour ur heart on the blog..
the heart of god beets for u with an everlasting love, is he is with u , who can be against u ??.. the answer is None with a capital N:)

wishing u & ur family all the best for the long life ahead of all of u
godd bless
‘lil subii