Hey all, still have a nasty hematoma from the needle biopsy, but Reiki is helping alot. Thanks to Rebecca, Rebekah, Heidi and myself. And my son, even though he doesn't know Reiki, he still sent healing energy, and my sister Bessie for her prayers. Love to you all!
Finally coming out of a bit of a funk. It is so weird that relief one feels after good news, but also a slight feeling of let down. So strange. Glad it is behind me now.
I started painting and knitting again and that helps, too. My love is giving wonderful feedback. It seems new, but I think it is just different or I am. Geez, I sound so confused. Any ideas out there in internet-land??
About me. I am a life long artist. I was a homebirth midwife for awhile, I am a mom of a son born in 1983, married to a wonderful man, and I continue to create.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
just jottin down a few thoughts after my first mammo 6 months after last treatment for breast cancer. the mammo was "abnormal"........how unusual for me.........so off for an ultrasound, that was also abnormal so off to an ultrasound guided needle biopsy. jeezo petes, i really learned alot about myself, i hate to wait. after a week of waiting around and dealing with a boob that looked like and felt like someone hit me with a baseball bat, i was relieved that the results were negative.
i also want to acknowledge the folks who helped me through all the chemotherapy and the rest. heidi keesling was my rock, er, feather, er, ah, she called and visited and generally made me laugh. rebecca denton let me talk and helped with bodywork and prayer and brilliant reiki. my husband, who sat with me, waited on me, loved me even though i was a blob. my wonderful mom who was just moving back to michigan from texas, who cried and laughed and screamed with me. rebekah lassen who loved from afar and sent healing energy with her daughter. and countless others who sent love prayers and healing. thank you to all of you, you will never know just how much i needed you all.
i am now doing a little research into how to market my art. very interesting challenge. i have been doing things a little backwards, i think. i get this creative bug and go nuts making whatever it is and THEN go try and find someone who might want to buy it. maybe i should do it the other way around? any ideas?
i am also making hand painted shoes, and selling some at the l.a. cafe in waterford, mi because darren and his wife heidi are allowing some artists to display and sell their art through the cafe. thanks. L A Cafe
i also want to acknowledge the folks who helped me through all the chemotherapy and the rest. heidi keesling was my rock, er, feather, er, ah, she called and visited and generally made me laugh. rebecca denton let me talk and helped with bodywork and prayer and brilliant reiki. my husband, who sat with me, waited on me, loved me even though i was a blob. my wonderful mom who was just moving back to michigan from texas, who cried and laughed and screamed with me. rebekah lassen who loved from afar and sent healing energy with her daughter. and countless others who sent love prayers and healing. thank you to all of you, you will never know just how much i needed you all.
i am now doing a little research into how to market my art. very interesting challenge. i have been doing things a little backwards, i think. i get this creative bug and go nuts making whatever it is and THEN go try and find someone who might want to buy it. maybe i should do it the other way around? any ideas?
i am also making hand painted shoes, and selling some at the l.a. cafe in waterford, mi because darren and his wife heidi are allowing some artists to display and sell their art through the cafe. thanks. L A Cafe
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
a little late with this
I am in the last half of chemotherapy for breast cancer. The cancer was, thankfully, all removed in the lumpectomy in Sept, 2011. I am going through the chemo process right now. I am blessed with many friends and relatives who send prayers and great healing energy my way. Any questions or comments are welcome.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Lisa Boynton Forester
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