Thursday, June 21, 2012

A week in

I can't believe this time last week we found out the worst news ever.

It's been a week of so many emotions. The anger that this is happening to my mom, the frustration because I feel no body understands what I'm going through, the fear that this could be something much worse or god forbid, something could happen to my mom.

Yes, I've questioned a few times why my mom has cancer and not someone else. But that isn't right, no one, even the rapist in jail deserves cancer because someone loves them too.

Today and yesterday have been really good days. I haven't completely sobbed, the type with mascara running down your face and the snot...oh the snot. I don't cry when someone asks me how we are doing or if we need anything. I think this is good.

I guess in a way I've come to accept this. That she has this. Though, I don't want to accept this.

Yesterday my parents met with the surgeon. Mom liked him, which is good. Always good to feel comfortable with the person who will be working on you.

She has her surgery on June 29 and we'll have to wait about 3 weeks to know what treatments she'll have to go through.

For all those who have commented/emailed/tweeted asking how everything is, thank you. Words cannot describe how much that means. Love yo' faces.

Please keep praying!

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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

We lost our concert virginity!
















One thing people may not know about me is I love country music. Thanks to my brother who used to blast some Shania while I was in bed sleeping. So when I heard back in October that Lady Antebellum was coming to Toronto, I called the bff up and told her we were going. No ifs, ands, or buts. We had to go.

It was perfect timing too, with everything my moms cancer going on. It was awesome to dance and sing all night.

I've never been to a concert before so I was super pumped.

Everything was so good! Seeing my man Darius Rucker just made my night as we will get married one day.

Honestly, I can't put into words how good Lady A was, they kept saying how Toronto was their loudest stop in Canada for the Own the Night Tour...I'm sure they say that in every city.

Now, to find more friends who love country music!

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