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 I'm a huge fan of affirmation books and spiritual books.  I'd like to share a little of each of what I read today.  My affirmation was talking about the support of others in my life.  It says to "let them hold you and support you through whatever life brings".  I cannot express enough gratitude for the people in my life.  Everyone is so loving and supportive.  Family, friends, coworkers, and even strangers.  I'm forever grateful for the outpouring of love and prayer for me during this difficult time.  

I also have a spiritual book that I randomly open to a section to read.  I really want to share today's section with you.  I have prayed so hard for God to help me through every step of the way.  I will lean on Him and put all my faith in Him to carry me through this.  Being diagnosed with breast cancer is by far the scariest thing I have ever experienced.  Trying to find the right way to express my emotions and find acceptance is extremely difficult.  I really needed to read this passage today.  I hope you find as much comfort in it as I do.  




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