and when she speaks
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Cancer
doesn't choose.
We see people from all walks of life, all positions of
the hierarchical ladder socially and politically (since we're located in
the heart of DC), young and old alike, people who have lived the "right
way" eating healthily working out religiously, people whose jobs entail
fighting for justice for the underprivileged righting wrongs - get
cancer. We've all somewhere somehow know
people close to us who have fought or are fighting battles with cancer.
It doesn't choose, it just happens.
But we did- we chose to enter this
field, wholeheartedly.
And as I see more in my field, I am more than
ever glad to be able to serve these people- and their families, who
fight with courage and grace, who look at life so differently and
appreciate it the way we all should.
Ending this on a more cheery note - CARPE diem<3
her
STORY,
her ALIBIS
9:07 AM;;
