The Cat Lady Pounces On Leukemia

Sunday, November 11, 2007

Thank You !!

I have been remiss in not mentioning the gifts, cards, and well wishes I’ve received to date. I hope you don’t mind that I don’t mention you directly, but I think you’ll know who you are and what your wishes mean to me. I’ve received candy, mints, gum, balloons, scarves (of all types to keep the old bald head warm), a menagerie of stuffed animals (that represent family members) that watch over me each day and night, sleep pants, soft socks to keep my tootsies warm and looking really cute, and scrub tops (Eyore, Scooby Doo, Cats, Tweety Bird.).

I’m always surrounded by the love from my family, Tony, Jeff, Lalania (Lucas, Anna, and Camille), Jason, Kim, Christy, Bill, Kerry, Jennifer, Alicia, David, John, Mom and Dad Scolaro, Mom, Pack, Jay and Christine, Elaine and Byron, Mendy, Steven, Shannon, Elise, Brannan, Patti and Bobby, Kevin, Amy, Jackson, and Ethan and extended family Carey, and Alexis, Terri and Eduardo, Robert, and Jessica. Their love and best wishes are the best kind of medicine.

I’ve received wishes of love from my precious ones in Utah that mean so much to me, wishes from friends from the past, special neighbors, a custom card maker, and words of comfort and strength from family members not heard from in a while. I’ve had wishes from dogs, frogs, hamsters, a monkey, a sickly basset hound, a chimpanzee from Washington, DC, cats, more cats, even more cats, badgers, Mickey Mouse, ducks trying to spell, a rabbit trying to make me “feel good”,

I have also received cards and gifts from all my friends at the U.S. Postal Service. Thank you guys.

My co-workers seem to want me back in the office. They keep whining about having to do my work when I’m not there. Trust me guys, I’d much rather be there. I really appreciate your words of strength and comfort, but especially the funny witticisms that come from everyone.

7 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

hope your pouncing becomes stronger every day. You are in my thoughts and prayers.....

rick hudock in tooele

November 11, 2007 at 5:18 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Jan, I'm glad to hear that your second round is over and IT WILL BE THE LAST ROUND! It sounds like your spirits are up. I think of you and pray every day. You'll beat this. Alexis and I would like to call you and Tony if that's ok?

much love,
Carey

November 12, 2007 at 10:09 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Jan,
I personally want to thank YOU for showing me the meaning of true courage. Heroism comes in many forms and you have show true bravery though this. Keep up the good work.

By the way, we got our first kitten three weeks ago, she is thriving but since we are "dog" people, we will need some advice. Like for instance, she doesn't want to join the pack, no matter how much Bailey tries to get her to join. Is this normal?

Looking forward to showing you our new kitten, Tilly.
Robin, Russ, and Brittany
Bailey, Chloe, and Tilly

November 12, 2007 at 10:23 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey Jan,

Good to hear from you. That tells me that you are feeling a little better (hopefully). Love your new Doo Caps! You look great in them.

Keep up the fight girl. You'll lick this, I'm sure! Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers!

Hugs!

Barbara

November 12, 2007 at 10:44 AM  
Blogger Kerry said...

It was good to hear from you Aunt Jan! (although Uncle Tony does a great job with the updates.) :) I'm sure they are taking great care of you there, but we hope to see you home soon. We're thinking of you....

Love,
Kerry & Kelly

November 13, 2007 at 8:22 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hope your feeling better this week. my friend told me Moffit is the best place to be at. Hope to see you soon.
Love, Alicia

November 13, 2007 at 9:06 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dear Jan,

I want to say how much I miss you here at MHC . I am praying for you and your family.
I have know you for many years and have admired the williness on your part to not only help myself but our other coworkers as well. I would like to say how much I have appeciated all your assistance thru out the years.
I fondly remember, once when I came to IS for training, and when on my break, I noticed you sitting outside on your lunch, reading a book and enjoying the beautiful outdoor weather. I remember saying to you , "I know I need to take time out, but never could find the time. Well, now I do! and it helps me on those days that it can get really hectic around here in Med. Clinic.
So to you I say "thank you", for helping me to stop and "smell the roses"
I pray for you a speedy recovery , and know that God is with you and your family thru this difficult time.
May God Bless You and your famliy.

Love,
Mary Anne'

December 14, 2007 at 11:40 AM  

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