beautiful day

OH MY GOD!
I just got off the phone with Anne. Kris got the results of her biopsy just now . . . and IT CAME BACK CANCER-FREE!! The chemo and radiation have done their thing, and she’s safe for at least two years!
I feel like I’m going to cry. I saw Kris this morning at Anne’s salon, and I thought she looked healthier and better than I expected. We talked about the support WWdN readers have given her, and how much your love, prayers, mojo, tantric healing waves, and crazy voodoo monkey magic have helped her at this time.
You guys . . .
I just don’t know how to express how joyous and grateful I feel right now.
Anne will write more details later on.

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  2. oh wow! that’s fantastic.
    today just had to be a good day when i woke up &could see sunshine not clouds &rain.
    xx

  5. Most excellent news!
    It renews my faith in humanity and higher powers and the power of positive thinking!
    Happy wishes and ever more ubermojo to Kris and all her family, and to you, Wil and Anne, and your family.

  6. Woo Hoo!
    Wonderful news – and at a time when I needed it. We buried my Uncle Thursday. He died from a liver tumor. So glad to hear Kris kicked Cancers arse!
    Go Kris!!

  7. GREAT Kris,, my Mom also went through chemo & RAD, she is a 2 years survivor of breast cancer. So our prayers are with you to ..

  8. As a survivor of Hodgekin’s disease (9 years – yay me!!), I have an idea of what Kris was going through. Having friends and family beside you, supporting you the way you and Anne supported her, is essential to one’s recovery. They are constant reminders of why one has to keep fighting.
    From all the survivors around the country – thank you for bringing attention to this organization and for all the work you and Anne have done.
    CONGRATS KRIS!!! May you never have to go through another day of chemotherapy again!

  9. That’s such amazing news. I was having such a good day and I didn’t think it could get better, but… Lo and behold! I was wrong. I’ll keep sending good mojo Kris’s way, in hopes of a continued clean bill of health.
    Thanks for passing the news on, Wil. 🙂
    Much love to all.

  12. Upon reading through these comments it really hits home quite how many peoples lives have been touched by cancer in one way or another.
    Keep fighting it everyone, my love is with you all!

  13. yes…so many people are suffering….
    cancer and other physical illnesses…
    and the illnesses of the mind….
    sometimes those are the deepest,darkest caves to explore…..
    love you guys……

  14. Good news. I lost my mother to cancer in 2000. Devastated everyone around me…my father too his own life shortly after. Glad to hear it’s worked out OK and god bless, Kris will be fine for years to come. Cherish every day.

  19. That’s great news! That’s so cool! Congrats. Kris has all the best wishes that I can give!

  24. Wow, over 170 “hoorays”. I’ll add mine and say thank you for keeping us up to date Wil. Praise the Lord for modern medicine.

  25. That’s great news! Hurrayyyy!
    Will, I found your site totally by accident. Briefly, I have my blog on Live Journal and the URL is above. It’s interesting 😉
    Anyway, I’m not a crazed fan. I hate Star Trek, but will always love SBM. HOWEVER, when I was a budding girl, you were one of the ONLY boys on my wall. As I am a lesbian, you should be proud!!
    Anyway, I too am a fan of Homestar Runner and Think Geek so I thought, “Hell, I’ll check his blog out.” Here I am then.
    And again, hurray for cancer free!

  26. this is so weird. i just found this site, i was like, OOH! will wheaton!
    and i also just finished chemo + radiation.
    so, congrats! i know the feeling.

  29. Wil,
    I have been trying to post a comment for “The Bear” but it won’t accept my comment; it keeps telling me “comments not allowed for this post.”
    Help, please.
    Freeman 🙂

  30. Wil, sending lots of > to the Bear, from me and my two kits, Bernadette and Wallace. The love of a kitty is a precious thing and I’m sure that your positive outlook is helping tremendously. Hang in there.

  31. After going through chemo and radiation myself (I had Hodking’s Disease three years ago), I know for a fact that this kind of news is the better there is! Congratulations Kris!
    Thank God we, survivors, are no longer de minority!
    – Paulinhakz
    Sao Paulo, Brazil

  32. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEETNEEEESSSSSSS!!!! BIG YAY AND HOORAY FOR KRIS!!! I know Im late responding to all of this stuff.. My son was in the hospital for 4 days (thurs-monday).. So I had some catching up to do. But that is wonderful to hear. I lost a friend last august to advanced t-cell leukemia. It hit him hard and fast and he was gone within 2 months after the diagnosis. So I am very happy to hear that your friend is beating the boots off that nasty disease!! Keep it up Kris!! We are all pulling for you!!
    ~*~Lotus~*~

  33. Wil –
    I enjoy reading your posts, but when you say: “…how much your love, prayers, mojo, tantric healing waves, and crazy voodoo monkey magic have helped her at this time” don’t you see the lack of intellectual integrity? I’m so glad Kris’ cancer is gone, but do you really think my “mojo,” etc. had anything to do with it? do you really think that’s how the universe operates. I’m expecting far more logical, realistic thinking from you.
    –steve

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