Dena Saunders:  

ears now. I would love to hear from my old friends from Peary. On 6/18/09, I was recently diagnosed with Shaumbergs disease,its rare, no cure, but treatable. So if there are any doctors out there who know about this, please contact me. The good news is, its not fatal. Right now I'm going through a trial-by-error to see what is causing this. I'm not a vain person but this time I am, its on my legs so feel strange wearing skirts and a bathing suit. My family and boyfriend are very supportive of me on this. It sucks getting old, I was just in the hospital struggling with migraines. It will get better in time if I can avoid the stress, oh well on that. So far, I'm migraine free, I think it was the stress of buying my house, going to settlement and fixing it up. Now here it is 2014 and I was recently diagnosed with Sarcoidosis, it's not cancer but has 4 stages, they caught mine in the very stage. The doctors don't think I will need any treatments. Within the last few months, we discovered that my mom has gall bladder cancer, she is under going chemo, she has her good days and bad. She goes every week either being in chemo or having the pouch removed, then back the following week, thankfully my boyfriend and my daughter have pitched in to help, otherwise I'd be worn out. I've only got one mom and I'd do anything fo her. She's been there for me and I'm there for her, had to be since my dad passed 15 years ago. On May 29, 2012, our mom lost her battle from having gall bladder cancer. Not a day goes by that I don't miss her, wishing she was here. So if your parents are still with you, spend as much time with them as you possibly can, don't let a day go by without telling them how much you love them. Does't matter what your relationship is with them, they are your parents. Love them, cherish them. Well that's my story for now Peace, Love and Rock and Roll Dena