January 2017, I started blogging regularly. Almost 50 posts during the year, plus 30 in April for the A to Z blogging challenge. Not bad. There were times when I felt I had something to say. Or something to share. Thanks to those of you who read. And commented. And followed.
January 2017, my daughter’s health stabilized, after five hospitalizations in 2016 for a life-threatening health issue. I am hopeful that she is the one out of three long-time survivors under her treatment regime (which twice almost did her in during 2016). We just celebrated one year of being hospital-free. I’m hoping 2018 will bring one year of clean scans.
January 2017, I started surrounding myself with people who were only healthy, supportive, caring, and nurturing. They are all around, easy to find, really.
A year can make a big difference!
Beth Lapin 
Such a lovely and uplifting post to read at the start of 2018. I am so happy that your daughter is winning the battle and I second the idea of clean scans for 2018!!! Thank you for your ongoing posts, I do read them all. See you around the library!! Peace.
Cathy, Thank you! and the library is one of those places that inspires me… full circle
That’s wonderful. Wishing you all continued good news in 2018.
to all of us. 2017 was ‘the best of times, the worst of times’
Such a positive post! One that I needed to read at this time. Very uplifting! The healing will progress and you will continue to celebrate those milestones. Cheers to healthy scans in 2018.
Ana, you’ve been an important part of the healing. xoxo
I love reading your blogs, and am especially hopeful that 2018-Chai=life for you and your family!
To life, l’chaim
Very happy to be part of your community – limited as it is to occasional hikes and paddles. Thank you for sharing through your posts. To life! To live!
I always look forward to your presence on our hikes and paddles. 🙂