Today I thought, 'you know, for being sick, Alison's as stunning as any woman I could ever dream of.'
When I met her 8 years ago, I thought she had amazing eyes and a great deal of sass. When I re-met her 5 years ago, I discovered I was right. But she was blossoming into a lovely woman. I instantly fell in love with her. She even has cute ears and feet. Who has cute ears? And that button-nose just killed me. Alison has a link of our story, but it only grazes the deeper love story that really ensued. I'm no writer, but I'm working on putting what really went down into words. We've grown together, strengthening each other a long the way. Standby for more.
And an update: The Duke Pathologist agrees that hers is a 'well-differentiated Neuroendocrine tumor.' I've been researching the tar out of it. It seems she doesn't display the flushing and chronic diarrhea because her tumor isn't 'functioning.' Hopefully we'll find out more this week.
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