Somewhere, Down The Road
A fight with cancer57 total reviews
Comment from susand3022
Good afternoon Jaybird, I'm so sorry that you lost your wife so long ago. It must be so difficult to have been without her all of these years. Luckily she is there for you to hold in your heart. Blessings :)
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Good afternoon Jaybird, I'm so sorry that you lost your wife so long ago. It must be so difficult to have been without her all of these years. Luckily she is there for you to hold in your heart. Blessings :)
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from Yvon
I really like this. I wish I had a sixer. We all have lost love ones to the dreaded cancer. I pray you do get over it. But it appears you've made peace with God in your Spirit and know that you are Blessed.
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I really like this. I wish I had a sixer. We all have lost love ones to the dreaded cancer. I pray you do get over it. But it appears you've made peace with God in your Spirit and know that you are Blessed.
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from Miss Sherry
I am so sorry about your dear wife. I am joyous you wrestled this monster to the pit. Twenty years - praise God. I will add you to my prayer list for many more years. Your poetry is a treasure we want as long as God allows!
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I am so sorry about your dear wife. I am joyous you wrestled this monster to the pit. Twenty years - praise God. I will add you to my prayer list for many more years. Your poetry is a treasure we want as long as God allows!
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from Jonathan Wilhite
This is beautiful. As I have lost a good friend to cancer, I can understand how painful both the loss of someone you love to it, and the pain of having to go through it yourself are.
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This is beautiful. As I have lost a good friend to cancer, I can understand how painful both the loss of someone you love to it, and the pain of having to go through it yourself are.
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from Joy Graham
I'm so sorry that you lost your wife to cancer. That would be an awful experience. Congratulations to you for beating your own cancer call. The disease claims far too many victories, but not you because you are a survivor. Well done.
Joy xx
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I'm so sorry that you lost your wife to cancer. That would be an awful experience. Congratulations to you for beating your own cancer call. The disease claims far too many victories, but not you because you are a survivor. Well done.
Joy xx
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from patcelaw
I am glad you are still with to share your skill as a writer. Many blessings for a wonderfully peaceful day. I am sorry you lost your wife to cancer..
Patricia
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I am glad you are still with to share your skill as a writer. Many blessings for a wonderfully peaceful day. I am sorry you lost your wife to cancer..
Patricia
Comment Written 13-Mar-2019
Comment from heyjude
Jay, cancer.does.strike fear.in our hearts. I kn ow my dad died from lung.cancer. I like your last line the best..but my spirits cancer.free
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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Jay, cancer.does.strike fear.in our hearts. I kn ow my dad died from lung.cancer. I like your last line the best..but my spirits cancer.free
Comment Written 06-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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I appreciate your continuing supportd
Comment from Bill O'Bier
Thanks so much for your poem. Cancer is a monster to deal with. I'm so sorry that you had a double dose of this trouble.
Wishing you the best.
Bill~
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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Thanks so much for your poem. Cancer is a monster to deal with. I'm so sorry that you had a double dose of this trouble.
Wishing you the best.
Bill~
Comment Written 05-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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I thank you for your continuing support
Comment from Franklin Price
Very astute poem on the visitation of cancer. It's sounds as if you have lost someone to it and now it is visiting you. The beautiful part is that you're not going to let it take your spirit away. Keep that positive attitude. My belief is a positive attitude helps in the cure. I was through it and have been clear almost five years.
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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Very astute poem on the visitation of cancer. It's sounds as if you have lost someone to it and now it is visiting you. The beautiful part is that you're not going to let it take your spirit away. Keep that positive attitude. My belief is a positive attitude helps in the cure. I was through it and have been clear almost five years.
Comment Written 05-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017
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Thank you for your thorough review-greatly appteciated
Comment from giraffmang
Hi there,
Cancer is a bugger of a thing. It's random and ravages and worst still is resilient, but it can be beat and strength of spirit is a must.
I lost my father to cancer in 1991 when I was 18. tough.
All the best
GMG
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Hi there,
Cancer is a bugger of a thing. It's random and ravages and worst still is resilient, but it can be beat and strength of spirit is a must.
I lost my father to cancer in 1991 when I was 18. tough.
All the best
GMG
Comment Written 05-Feb-2017
