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Giving thanks.

As I mentioned in one of my earliest posts, the people in my life are incredible. I am so fortunate to have such a strong support system, and to have so many people sending positive energy, positive thoughts, and praying consistently for my recovery. Like I said, it's not just MY friends and family, it's the friends and family of my friends and family, coworkers, neighbours, strangers, people that know these people ... it's really just an infinite number of humans that have touched my life in one way or another. I'm not "cured" yet, but I got the result I wanted. I'm so happy that I don't have to decide between living with a permanent colostomy, or risking death. This choice was not one that I had to make, and I thank the universe every day for this. Since my news last week, I honestly feel like I'm writing an Oscars speech. It's so not the same thing, but I just can't imagine how I can possibly thank everyone for everything that they've done. Nothing I do will ever be enough to show people how much I love and appreciate them, and I wouldn't be here today if it weren't for them. I talk about this with my therapist, and she basically says that all I can do is wish that I will never have the opportunity to return the favour. Meaning, that I never want anyone to be in this situation, and therefore no one will need me to return the favour. That's all I can hope and wish for. For all of you reading this, thank you from the bottom of heart for everything you've helped me through, and I hope never to have the opportunity to return the favour. I love you.

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