Hi All,
I know, “it isn’t Wednesday yet, what is Narf up to?” Well sometimes I feel the need to share blog posts because they are powerful, they move me or they are just glorious. This blog post is a combination of the three. A survival story cram packed with the best advice I have heard in a long time. To anyone going through a bad or rough patch, please take the time to read this blog post. It might just infuse you with hope. It did me 🙂
theroadtoserendipity 
Jan 18, 2015 @ 10:27:43
Yes, good stuff. We all need this sort of thing regularly to wake us up. Thanks for sharing. And HEY, I’m the first commenter!!! First time ever. Wow! 😉
Jan 18, 2015 @ 15:24:56
🙂 You are welcome Bev. I just loved that post and thought that other people might to. It struck a chord with me :). 10 points for being first! 😉
Jan 18, 2015 @ 14:30:56
That’s a great post! I have a few friends who are survivors and each of them seemed to find a gift in the challenge. But, as she says, her truths are helpful to anyone with a challenge, not only the challenge of cancer.
I’m grateful for two friends just now who helped me with moving some stuff and reminded me to let go and trust, to be grateful, to find the humour in my situation and to stay centred and grounded. This blogger just added more valuable guidance.
Thanks, Narfie7; it was perfect timing for me. ~ Linne
Jan 18, 2015 @ 15:27:41
I was actually thinking of both you and Robbie when I posted this Linne. It’s hard to let go and focus on what matters sometimes. Sorry I haven’t gotten around to replying to your emails, Stevie-boy and I are flat out in the garden and I fall into bed after dinner each night. Consider this post my answer 🙂
Jan 19, 2015 @ 02:20:12
What a great post! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. It is really good to be reminded to appreciate and live life. Very insightful!
Jan 19, 2015 @ 05:14:06
I loved it too and knew that a few of my readers had battled cancer and were going through rough times and that they might appreciate it as much as I did so I shared it 🙂
Jan 19, 2015 @ 06:58:15
Great share, Fran. I left my comments on her blog. Words to live by for sure. xox
Jan 19, 2015 @ 09:52:45
I thought it was a very valuable post and too good to keep to myself 🙂
Jan 19, 2015 @ 17:05:16
Agreed. I admire her approach and hope i would match her in word and deed if the tables were turned.
Jan 20, 2015 @ 03:08:07
🙂
Jan 19, 2015 @ 11:19:03
Reminders we all need to hear frequently and thank goodness she’s on the mend now.
I rarely take ANY type of life advice from my Dad *that’s a whole other post for sure, but he did teach me at a young age to think with the ’10 year’ rule. Basically, make your plans based on whether or not something will matter to you in 10 years from now, or not.
I can’t tell you the number of sleepless nights I wasted prior to learning those words from him. It really is so true that we get more than spastic over the miserably trivial in life.
Thanks for sharing Fran and I think I’ll go relax a bit now … ;p
Jan 20, 2015 @ 03:02:16
🙂 It doesn’t hurt to get the odd reminder out of the blue like that. I thought that you guys might like that post. Ditto with dads and at least you got the 10 year rule out of yours! 😉
Jan 20, 2015 @ 10:59:02
Thanks for sharing Fran and I can see why you did 🙂
Jan 21, 2015 @ 09:05:34
Late getting here … but better late than never … and thanks for the post … The way some deal with cancer is amazing!