Last night I watched the last few Episodes of the Showtime series, The Big C…

[WCGreen]

In case you know nothing about this peculiar and wonderful life-affirming series, it is about a woman who is diagnosed with a particularly lethal strain of skin Cancer and how she deals with the disease, her family and, as most of us must eventually do when faced with life-threatening disease, her mortality.

To be honest, I was a little trepidatious of watching this series, which, as the followers of this blog would know, clearly strikes close to home. First off, I wondered how they could pull off such a show to begin with, how could they entice people to watch a show that had as its premise, the slow and agonizing death of its star.


The latest post on my lung transplant blog...


https://mylungtransplantyears.wordpress.com/about/


I know there are events sweeping the world that are far more important, but I decided to post this tonight to perhaps provide just give a little diversion.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. This blog post is very insightful...

You have taken us into your mind and allowed us to see just what living, real living, is all about.

Thank you.

Recommended.

[WCGreen]

2. No, thank you...

[denbot]

3. Thanks Miss CP

A kick for WCGreen

[girl gone mad]

4. kick..

and recommend.

[siligut]

5. I worked with heart transplant recipients

I don't think it is possible to explain how ones life will change, but even if we could have, I don't know of anyone who would not have gone through with it. Best possible health to you.

[malaise]

6. K & R

Good post :hi: