Taking comments the wrong way!

gocamping2 · Nov 8, 2007

Something similar was once said to me, but it was different because it was from a co-worker, who is mother of a cancer patient (in remission), so she lives with the same kind of fear and dread that we (CF parents) do.

As rude as the comment was, I am grateful because that I know to live everyday to the fullest with my son and not to take a single day for granted and that has nothing to do with his illness.

Your "friend" was out of line and ignorant and you should have enlightened her

gocamping2 · Nov 8, 2007

Something similar was once said to me, but it was different because it was from a co-worker, who is mother of a cancer patient (in remission), so she lives with the same kind of fear and dread that we (CF parents) do.

As rude as the comment was, I am grateful because that I know to live everyday to the fullest with my son and not to take a single day for granted and that has nothing to do with his illness.

Your "friend" was out of line and ignorant and you should have enlightened her

gocamping2 · Nov 8, 2007

Something similar was once said to me, but it was different because it was from a co-worker, who is mother of a cancer patient (in remission), so she lives with the same kind of fear and dread that we (CF parents) do.

As rude as the comment was, I am grateful because that I know to live everyday to the fullest with my son and not to take a single day for granted and that has nothing to do with his illness.

Your "friend" was out of line and ignorant and you should have enlightened her

gocamping2 · Nov 8, 2007

Something similar was once said to me, but it was different because it was from a co-worker, who is mother of a cancer patient (in remission), so she lives with the same kind of fear and dread that we (CF parents) do.

As rude as the comment was, I am grateful because that I know to live everyday to the fullest with my son and not to take a single day for granted and that has nothing to do with his illness.

Your "friend" was out of line and ignorant and you should have enlightened her

gocamping2 · Nov 8, 2007

Something similar was once said to me, but it was different because it was from a co-worker, who is mother of a cancer patient (in remission), so she lives with the same kind of fear and dread that we (CF parents) do.

As rude as the comment was, I am grateful because that I know to live everyday to the fullest with my son and not to take a single day for granted and that has nothing to do with his illness.

Your "friend" was out of line and ignorant and you should have enlightened her

dyza · Nov 8, 2007