Sunday
mornings are my favorite because I have plenty of time to get ready. This morning
seemed especially important, because I knew it was the last chance I was going
to have to really do my hair before the haircut. I've had short hair in the
past, and I wasn't too concerned about that. But it had taken me more than a
year to grow it out since then. It was finally out of the unfortunate middle
stages and could practically be considered long. Hair is a superficial thing,
but it still seemed like a large loss. Losing my hair would make me look
different. I couldn't pretend nothing was wrong anymore.
When an unstoppable force marries an immovable object there is no telling what adventures they will find.
Intro
This blog was created shortly after we got married to document the many adventures we would have together. Then we forgot all about it until we were given some news that changed our lives forever. On March 12, 2015 Kayla was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. Overwhelmed by the love and support we have received since then, we decided to chronicle this adventure for all of you who wish to follow along.
March 22
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