2/17/2018 33 Comments February 17th, 2018Chapter ten
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Becky
2/17/2018 06:08:57 pm
Your raw words are inspirational, educational & motivational - thank you for sharing your journey.
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Oleta Roark
2/18/2018 08:19:43 am
Rylie. I am a dear friend with Gary and Connie and continue to pray for you, your Dad and Mother and your family. You are so brave and with God’s help will make it through this tough time in your life. You have lots of prayer warriors on your side along with lots of love coming your way. Hang tough!
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Tonja Eaton
2/19/2018 09:17:07 pm
Big hugs, big love, and big prayers for you, amazing girl. Thank you for sharing your innermost thoughts and feelings through this process. You are a true gift and inspiration to the world. PS - you look amazing with your hair long or short, and I'm sure you'd sport a beautiful bald head if things go in that direction. XOXO
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Kathy York
2/20/2018 01:42:04 pm
Rylie you are so brave and strong in the Lord. You are so inspiring to us. I love reading your blog. That is one tallent I was not blessed with. Ronda can write bit set me in front of a blank sheet of paper I go blank. Rylie, I am so sorry that you are having to deal with these struggles that someone your age should not have to deal with. You are a strong individual and an inspiration to myself and my family. Please know that you are constantly in my thoughts and every night in my prayers. 😘
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2/17/2018 06:27:11 pm
Rylie, I just completed my treatments in October from breast cancer and the two things you mentioned (hair and planning) were by far the most difficult things for me to let go of as well. Please rest assured your feelings are normal and it’s not easy. But every day the Lord shows you how He is still in control even when we feel so out of control. You are in my daily prayers, and I hope you find encouragement around every corner throughout your journey. Much love to you, sweet girl!!
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Sandy Childs
2/17/2018 06:28:41 pm
You are an amazing person Rylie - the way you express yourself is refreshing and so honest - your faith and belief in God will keep you strong and focused - prayers continue for you
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Jen Corona
2/17/2018 06:44:10 pm
Thank you for sharing Rylie. We thought of you a lot today. Praying for you to pull through this
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Martha
2/17/2018 06:44:14 pm
You are brave. You are strong. What you are feeling is real. Am so sorry you are having to face the hard. Many who have gone before you can relate 110%. Praying. Love you much! 😊❤️
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Krissy
2/17/2018 07:24:28 pm
All my love to you Rylie!!! Keep your beautiful head up!!!!!
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Donna Ainsworth
2/17/2018 07:29:25 pm
Hi Rylie,
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Margie Gray
2/18/2018 03:36:13 am
Love your words... love that hair cap!
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Allison Notgrass
2/17/2018 07:54:53 pm
It takes such strength and courage to face these heavy moments head on. You are mature beyond your years! XOXO
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Sharon Foster
2/17/2018 08:28:32 pm
Your shorter haircut is absolutely adorable! And if you do lose your hair, you will still be beautiful because your beauty comes from within. But thanks for sharing your honest feelings—I think every one of us understands! My family and I are praying hard for you and for God’s total healing for you. Much love coming your way! 💚💛💚
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Pop Pop
2/17/2018 08:58:25 pm
Rylie, as I listen to your fears, doubts, thoughts about the future, you always come back to your amazing faith and daily walk with the Lord....in all the little things....keep it up sweetie...He will not leave your side....love you so much, your Pop Pop
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Margie Gray
2/18/2018 03:39:56 am
Rylie... hair will not change the beauty you are! You are amazing! Strong! Courageous! Inspiring! Trusting! Wise! God is power and he's holding you from one step to the next. ❤❤🙏🙏🙏
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Cindy Graf
2/18/2018 06:18:35 am
Praying for strength and courage as you face this new norm. Every cancer patient faces hair loss in their own way. I wasn't sure how to handle mine until the morning I was washing my hair and I ended up with hands full of my hair. Some cut their hair shorter and some shave it off. I took the plung and shaved mine off. Yes, it was traumatic but I was in "control" of something. I did have a sassy little wig and loved it especially when people would stop me in public and comment how cute my haircut was! You will know what is right for you when the time comes.
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Cathy Shaw
2/18/2018 01:07:17 pm
Rylie, you are so right sweet girl!!! God knows the plans He has for you & His plans are to prosper you & to give you hope & a future!!!
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jill turley
2/18/2018 02:04:35 pm
Hey Rylie! I don’t know if you remember me from little old Beaumont, but I sure know you! All of these stories are so real, and you inspire me everyday to have a positive outlook on life. God definitely has great things planned for you, so I hope you never give up the fight!!
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Janice Nix
2/18/2018 02:47:11 pm
Rye....ive been keeping up with u through Connie and Gary. They r n my SS Dept. My class prays for u and the drs.every Sunday....and during the week.
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Pat Gwin
2/19/2018 07:44:44 am
Rylie, thank you for so honestly sharing your journey and your faith. You are are such an inspiration! Keeping you, your family and your medical team in prayer.
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Jim & Sharon Silver
2/19/2018 02:08:28 pm
Rylie,
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2/19/2018 10:14:45 pm
When I read your blog and saw how much you like your hair and heard about the bald part it made me think of this children’s book. It is a humorous book and who couldn’t use a laugh! It’s a little bit of reversed tables in the story but I think you will appreciate the little girls character and her strong will.
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Carole
2/19/2018 06:22:21 pm
Rylie, you are a true inspiration to all of us reading your blog. I do not know you but I pray for you. You have an entire congregation praying for you and wishing you well. Keep on trusting in The lord. He brings strength and peace. Your journey is not an easy one but you will see it through. You are a strong and brave girl and most importantly surrounded with people who care. You are a beautiful girl inside and out. Wishing you a great and peaceful night.
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Stacie Wollam
2/19/2018 08:20:17 pm
Rylie, you are so strong and inspirational. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, fears, hopes and dreams. God is ever present in your life.
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Jason Fuller
2/21/2018 04:53:23 pm
Just wanted to tell you we are praying for you. We love the updates. Let us know what we can pray for specifically if possible, We can’t wait to see how God uses your testimony as you lean on him for strength.
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Sharon Kelley
2/21/2018 05:38:37 pm
Rye,
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Jenny Jacomides
2/22/2018 06:56:42 am
Hi Rylie! We appreciate your honesty about your feelings. It is so much better to put words to your worries than to hold them inside. I am praying that you can find some peace and calm in the middle of all these questions and worries. Praying that you remember that there are solutions to these problems. You will find solutions in time, revealed to you by God, or figured out by you with the ingenuity God has given you. P.S. On a lighter note, once you are a mom, you will not be able to plan anymore. Planning and control are only a temporary luxury for young Rylie anyway.
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Charlene Warner
2/23/2018 08:27:42 am
Rylie, I traveled this journey in 1969 when my children were aged 4 years old and one 8 months. My doctor said I had only months to live, but the radiologist told me I could beat cancer. Back then I was 24, now I am 73 and have a grandson who is 21. God answered the many prayers said for me and blessed me with His healing touch. So many times God has saved me with miracles and left me here to serve Him. I feel privileged to pray for you. Thank you for this opportunity.
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Angela
2/24/2018 06:38:00 pm
You will be so beautiful. Your inner beauty radiates to all those that see how God has captured your heart.
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