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Some Musings on Growth

I have sat down many times in the last six weeks to write but never quite got there.  My last post was between Samhain and Winter Solstice, and now it is fast approaching Imbolc/Brigid.  It could be the way the cancer itself makes me tired, or the treatment that makes me even more tired, or the morphine I’m using for pain management that just makes me blissfully unaware of the passing of time. I am sleeping 12-14 hours a day, sleeping is healing. Somehow it is fitting that my body is paralleling the experience of the land Herself here in the Northern Hemisphere, after all between Samhain and Imbolc is time for quiet, for darkness, for the death of what grew last year being composted and metabolized so that new growth can happen as we move toward Spring.  

 

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Even Cancer Can Be Witchyasfuck

There was a moment when I once again began to panic then was suddenly flooded with the grateful and strong presence of Descendants, the ones who may not even be related to me by blood but would benefit from research on the cancer cells being harvested from my lungs.  At that moment, that moment of gratitude and strength from the future, this time the needle passed through the wall of my lung easily.

 

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  • Ted Czukor
    Ted Czukor says #
    What a blessing, to live in an age of gene research and immunotherapy trials! All good wishes and intentions in the direction of
  • Lizann Bassham
    Lizann Bassham says #
    Thank you Ted - I am hoping that within the next few years no one with cancer will have to go through the older more traditional w
  • Elizabeth Creely
    Elizabeth Creely says #
    Lizann, I'm honored to be carried with you and the experiences of your body through your essays as this event happens, in the past
  • Lizann Bassham
    Lizann Bassham says #
    Thank you my dear

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