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I am glad That You Took the Step it is hard.I was in the men locker room and doctor came up to me and told me his wife is here she worked out for 20 min and she is now having a prof Massage she was hospilezed and was at home weeping for a while after 12 hours 2 days of not sleeping I was walking out the door She said Steven out loud and she gave me a hug and said thanks I needed that and we cried I slept for over 8 Hours there are rewards but we not wait we just need To JUST DO IT HAVE FAITH PAIN AND ALL JUST DO IT,,Stevei W Thank you Jean van Arb .yOU MADE MY DAY hUGS
On March 18, 2009 I lost the love of my life my husband to lung cancer. We were happily married for 15 years and that wasn't long enough for me. He was my best friend, soul mate, knight in shining armor, and my sunshine when the skies were gray. He fought so long and hard to over come his illness. Cancer is very evil and takes the ones that we love the most. He left behind not only myself, but a 13 year old son that idolized him. Nobody or nothing will ever replace him. I now have to go to bed alone every night and wake up alone every morning. I do the best that I can to be strong for both Guy our son and myself. I will never forget the pain and suffering my precious Gary went through. I was supposed to be able to make him feel better and be there for him no matter what. Cancer took that ability away from me. As he lay there dying, the only thing that I could do was hold his hand and let him know that I knew that he was the bravest, strongest, most loving man I have ever met. If I could bring him back right now I would and I know that the first thing he would do is find a cure for cancer so that nobody else would have to go through the pain he did or the pain we are going through now without him. I see him more and more every day in our son and hope that soon there will be a cure. Gary holds my hand daily and I thank God for every second that I had Gary here on earth in my life. My last words to him were "I love you and you don't have to fight any longer. I'll take care of Guy and we will see you again soon. Don't ever forget how much we love you!" It was then that he took his last breath. I strive to raise awareness and hope that everyone who reads my story will too.
I just lost my Grandmother/best friend/mentor in October to lung cancer..I miss her more and more everyday. Not a day goes by that I don't think of her, miss her, and wish that she was still here with me. She was a guiding light, my best friend, my mentor, and more like a Mother to me than my Mother could be at times. She was my rock, my inspiration...she was home.
I wish they would have found a cure before it was too late for her, and in honor of her memory, I will do what I can to help raise awareness, and to help find a cure so no one has to feel the pain my family has felt with such a great loss and watching her suffer...