Angela Lohr

I read the Leukemia Dairies in my block room classroom every Wednesday because I had no one to talk to. I am truly sorry from the bottom of my heart that you had to go through something as agonizing as that. And when I finished the book I wanted to cry, I cannot even imagine what it must of been like to watch something you love with all your heart to be weak and tired. But it also made me realized how lucky I am to be in the position I am in, in life and I wish you and your family well. 

I admit that I didn't read your book. I just want to share that I experienced the same journey you took. And I'm afraid that reading it would bring back unhappy memories and scars. But still, with whatever your future holds or had held, your battle against cancer isn't yours alone. It's ours. We may have lost lives with it but we're not going to lose against it. Godbless! 

Am reading your Leukemia Diaries with a heavy heart. My grandson was diagnosed last July so our family has just started this journey. I write about it also (The Cancer Room), though not in the form of diary. Thank you so much for sharing.