Monday, May 26, 2008

The First is always the hardest...

First post. Where do I begin? I'll start off with a little background, I guess. I have started this blog as a way to follow my recent diagnosis with cancer. I hope to maintain this site to provide a record of my symptoms for myself, as well as a way to keep friends and family updated on my progress. I would like for this to be detailed enough so that others going through the same process may benefit from my writing, and maybe get some advice from others who may stumble across it.

8 comments:

Marissa said...
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sonya said...

Bradley and Marissa,

I work with at Nissan, and sometimes have contact with Bill Dycus. I just want you to know that you both will be in my prayers, and I will add you to our prayer list at church. God is awesome, and he's still in the miracle working business. Stay strong, and keep the faith.

Sonya Brown

Shavon Ferguson said...

Bradley and Marissa,

We just wanted to let you know that you are both in our thoughts and prayers. It sounds like you are in good hands. Glad you have such a positive attitude. Its so important! The mind can do wonders for the body. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help with the house, etc.

With love,

John and Shavon

meaghanmorrison said...

Bradley and Marissa,
I know this has been overwhelming and frustrating but I know you are both so positive and strong. We all miss you so much and I say a prayer with Jack every night for his Uncle B and Rissi. We love you both so much and will do anything we can to help. I know God is looking out for you and you are going to beat this!
Love, Meaghan, Nathan and Jack

Anonymous said...

I'M THNKING AND PRAYING FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY EVERYDAY. GOD IS AWESOME.HE STILL WORKS MIRACLE.KEEP YOUR FAITH.

GOD BLESS YOU,

STEPHANIE PEEVYHOUSE
NEWBERN TN

jaxvol said...

Bradley,
I am a friend of Grace Desnoyers and just wanted you to know you are in my prayers.
Randy Wallace
Jackson, TN

Nathan Morrison said...

hey guys i was glad to hear you got started. rome wasnt built in a day, but ol romulus took his plow out to the field cut a circle in the grass and said "here is where ill build my city". so, on one day he got started. we all miss you guys and believe in your recovery and return.
as always just let us know what it is you need and we will make it happen.

Anonymous said...

Hello, I don't know you but I wanted to send thoughts and prayers to you and your wife. My step daughter, Ryan, attends GSU with one of your relatives and told me of you and how you have entered into the trial of your life. I've seen my family and friends suffer from Cancer and my heart always goes out to new people that are diagnosed and are fighting. You have a wonderful attitude and I know you will win this battle. You both are in my thoughts and prayers and I wish you every peace and comfort you may find.
God Bless!