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It's the FBG way...This should become schitck from now on. Just sayin.
It's the FBG way...This should become schitck from now on. Just sayin.
yea, I got up and hugged her and held her for a bit. She pulled herself together and said "well, it's just hair"That's rough man. Just be there for her and support her.A lot of hair fell out today. One of the few times she has broken down and cried.
I know money is tight... but they have really good wigs if it matters that much to her. My mom just went with like a #1 guard, but she was at a later stage of life.yea, I got up and hugged her and held her for a bit. She pulled herself together and said "well, it's just hair"That's rough man. Just be there for her and support her.A lot of hair fell out today. One of the few times she has broken down and cried.
I can climb out of the financial hole I am digging now later, if she wanted one she could get one. I think before she said she didn't want one. I don't know if that will change now.I know money is tight... but they have really good wigs if it matters that much to her. My mom just went with like a #1 guard, but she was at a later stage of life.yea, I got up and hugged her and held her for a bit. She pulled herself together and said "well, it's just hair"That's rough man. Just be there for her and support her.A lot of hair fell out today. One of the few times she has broken down and cried.
At the risk of further solidifying my looking like a bumbling moron...When chemo was looming for my wife I had basically decided that I was going full on razor/cue ball. I was going to beat her. It's not like I've got flowing locks or anything, but the gesture was going to be important for me. We ended up have a late swerve away from chemo. We just went straight into radiation, which has its own side effects, but they don't hit the ego/self image as much as the hair does.
There are wigs that are available.
Ask her. I would be horrified, but she might appreciate it. Everyone is different.I thought about this and shaving my head. I am not sure if my wife will like it or not which is the only thing holding me off from doing it.
the 2 times that I have had my balls shaved by another man (vasectomy and angiogram) the shaver was blatantly gay. the Jokes were too good to just ignore. so I just went with it. And both times the guys were great and gave me **** right back. A little levity goes a long way when you’re naked and another man has a razor to the jewels. .Trust me, it's weird from the this side, too. The person doing the mammogram is usually a woman, but it's weird having someone move a body part like that. Oddly, I don't even notice when my regular GP does it.After the Doctor got finished feeling my wife up (sorry, still weird to me watching a guy with his hands all over my wife's bare breasts even though I know it is not sexual and I completely am comfortable with the Doctor etc.... still is weird)
That's awesome news about the tumors, by the way!
Do you have a lumpy head? If so, abort! I’m always at a #1 buzz cut. I have a perfectly round Irish dome. It’s not for everyone.At the risk of further solidifying my looking like a bumbling moron...When chemo was looming for my wife I had basically decided that I was going full on razor/cue ball. I was going to beat her. It's not like I've got flowing locks or anything, but the gesture was going to be important for me. We ended up have a late swerve away from chemo. We just went straight into radiation, which has its own side effects, but they don't hit the ego/self image as much as the hair does.
There are wigs that are available.
I have had chin hair (basically a goatee but just the chin part) since I was 17 with a few times going clean shaven randomly every 4-5 years and then immediately grow it back. Today I go to take a shower and trim my chin. I start and get a noticeable amount done before I realize my trimmer's battery is dying. It is so bad that it just gets clogged with hair and doesn't cut. I have done too much to just stop.... I have no other options, so it was shave it off.... not planned, like an idiot.
Anyways, I bring it up because as I was doing it, I thought about this and shaving my head. I am not sure if my wife will like it or not which is the only thing holding me off from doing it. That and I don't want to spend money on getting a haircut when all they will do is shave it off and I don't trust myself doing it. lol
I dunno... I have NEVER gone bald before. My hair is pretty thick (I get comments from the stylists about this all the time when getting hair cuts). I normally go pretty tight on sides and back and then keep the top short but enough that it lays down. I have clean shaven then sides and back before in my youth but that was with long hair on top (bangs past my chin). Feeling my head... I don't feel lumps but I mean... that is my head.... would I know a lump was a lump other than a lump that wasn't suppose to be there?Do you have a lumpy head? If so, abort! I’m always at a #1 buzz cut. I have a perfectly round Irish dome. It’s not for everyone.At the risk of further solidifying my looking like a bumbling moron...When chemo was looming for my wife I had basically decided that I was going full on razor/cue ball. I was going to beat her. It's not like I've got flowing locks or anything, but the gesture was going to be important for me. We ended up have a late swerve away from chemo. We just went straight into radiation, which has its own side effects, but they don't hit the ego/self image as much as the hair does.
There are wigs that are available.
I have had chin hair (basically a goatee but just the chin part) since I was 17 with a few times going clean shaven randomly every 4-5 years and then immediately grow it back. Today I go to take a shower and trim my chin. I start and get a noticeable amount done before I realize my trimmer's battery is dying. It is so bad that it just gets clogged with hair and doesn't cut. I have done too much to just stop.... I have no other options, so it was shave it off.... not planned, like an idiot.
Anyways, I bring it up because as I was doing it, I thought about this and shaving my head. I am not sure if my wife will like it or not which is the only thing holding me off from doing it. That and I don't want to spend money on getting a haircut when all they will do is shave it off and I don't trust myself doing it. lol
That is crazy enough that it just might work.Ask her. I would be horrified, but she might appreciate it. Everyone is different.I thought about this and shaving my head. I am not sure if my wife will like it or not which is the only thing holding me off from doing it.
Me neither.Though I was thinking it would be more meaningful if it was a suprise. No idea why I think that.
I think it would be more meaningful for sure. I shaved my head the day after I graduated high school in 1977. Everyone had long hair and even white guys had afros back then. It freaked everyone out, but I didn't care.That is crazy enough that it just might work.Ask her. I would be horrified, but she might appreciate it. Everyone is different.I thought about this and shaving my head. I am not sure if my wife will like it or not which is the only thing holding me off from doing it.
Though I was thinking it would be more meaningful if it was a suprise. No idea why I think that.
Work may also serve as a distraction for her- a way to feel more "normal" whatever that is.She has opted to not get a wig. She talked to her cousin that had bone cancer in the last couple of years and a few other people and she gets 'hot' often. If she is sweaty and what not, it is awkward to take that off etc. So, she is going with the head wrap thingees.
She has felt well enough to go to work yesterday and today (but to be honest, she is such a warrior that I don't know how well that means.... I know if it was me vs her, there are days I would be like "yea, nope, not going to go today" where she will power through). She is a regional manager at a small regional bank so she can choose which branch she goes to. She went to the same branch today as yesterday, which is not the farthest location but not close (we live inbetween two of her branches that are about 5-7 minutes from us). I commented on it and she said that it was her "safe space". I am not 100% sure what that means because she was heading out when she said it but I am guessing it is about her feeling subconscious about how she looks with the head wraps. The manager at that location is someone that use to be her assistant manager when she was a manager and would consider her a friend- so that is largely part of it.
Just remember the whole family feels that way about you, even when they're being jerks and not acting like they do.My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much."
Thank you for continuing to share your family’s journey Chad. Your wife and kids are so lucky to have you in their life. Glad that you had some good news from the doc.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
you are a hell of a husband and dad this stuff will get to you no two ways around it but keep on keepin your head up and being strong for your family you will get through thisAppointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
Once she makes it through chemo, the surgery and radiation and gets a clean bill of health... it will be a great year.Please remember to take care of yourself. You can't give what you do not have to your family.
Hope you have a merry Christmas and the best possible New Year.
I know they do. I do. It is just the moment where my stress levels were already high and that just added on top breaking the camels backs so to speak. It was needed dose of medicine to have my little guy give me some loving.Just remember the whole family feels that way about you, even when they're being jerks and not acting like they do.My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much."
Merry Christmas!
She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
It was that one moment for her. She told me and cried. I held her. After that moment, she said she was ok... and that was it. From there on she was good (at least outwardly). She has a ton of those wrap things and hats now. She asked me one morning if one looked good on her. I reminded her a couple of times that it will grow back. Once when she told me and the another when she shaved most of her hair.Good to hear some positive signs. Keep working the plan!
With regard to the hair loss...that is one of those "this sh!t is real moments". My wife handled it well (at least outwardly) when she lost hers. I actually shaved her head with the kids watching (mine were teenagers). She joked and laughed about it. You'll be happy to know, it did grow back. It will happen.
It is helpful for me for sure. It helps me collect my thoughts and think through things which helps me mentally. It has the cathartic effect of just talking about it so it helps me emotionally. And the support of you bunch of hooligans gives strength. In this thread and more than a couple private messages. It is appreciated.I"m glad you are choosing to continue the updates. It appears that it is somewhat therapeutic for you and I really don't know about those things at all. I just like the fact that you feel you have a "safe space" to come here and vent and you have a bunch of people that will listen, provide feedback, break your balls, whatever. Typical guy things. Footballguy things.
While I really don't know any of you IRL, just the fact that I could come here and spill some personal details or just have a release on anything without getting judged (too much, lol) is a good thing.
Thanks brotherDang Chad. Sorry first time I'm seeing this. PM me if you want to talk, text, PM, whatever.
What makes you say that? It's essentially anonymous from her point of view. And you do need a safe space to talk. Everyone does. The SF author Spider Robinson said something like, "Shared sorrow is halved. Shared joy is doubled (or more)." Seems about right.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.
No need for her to ever know about this thread. It can just be for you.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
Hey! I love that, too. Nothing irrational there.No need for her to ever know about this thread. It can just be for you.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
Then again, you haven’t said anything here that would be considered inappropriate or disrespectful. Unlike, say, some of the comments I’ve made about Mrs APK in the Beatles thread, particularly about her irrational love of Rocky Raccoon. (interjection of humor to momentarily avoid my own emotion)
In seriousness man, you know your own wife. But it's also good that you have an outlet. Hope that you and the family have a Merry Christmas.
Errr, umm, of course not….Hey! I love that, too. Nothing irrational there.No need for her to ever know about this thread. It can just be for you.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
Then again, you haven’t said anything here that would be considered inappropriate or disrespectful. Unlike, say, some of the comments I’ve made about Mrs APK in the Beatles thread, particularly about her irrational love of Rocky Raccoon. (interjection of humor to momentarily avoid my own emotion)
In seriousness man, you know your own wife. But it's also good that you have an outlet. Hope that you and the family have a Merry Christmas.
She asked me the other day... "Did you tell anyone?" I thought I was dead. I did reach out to one of our closest friends that live down in Indianapolis as I had asked her a bit ago if she told them. She told me she hadn't... and listed a couple of other of her close friends that still don't know. Pretty much anyone we don't have somewhat regular contact. She hasn't told them.... not because she doesn't want to tell them but because she doesn't want them to pity her and feels awkward calling to say "I have boob cancer". I are not hiding it but we are also not advertising it either. I have not said anything on social media about it... she hadn't said anything of not doing so but I know that that would be something she would not want me to do. Now, I am being over dramatic with the being murdered hyperbole but I know she would not be happy about it. I want her happy right now. So... I don't need to tell her about this. It is for me.What makes you say that? It's essentially anonymous from her point of view. And you do need a safe space to talk. Everyone does. The SF author Spider Robinson said something like, "Shared sorrow is halved. Shared joy is doubled (or more)." Seems about right.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.
Dude... did you really need to make me cry like this like I was watching the Tuck Rule game all over?Do not tell her about this thread, Chad. She doesn't need to know about it. This is for you. You are stronger than you ever knew. Just because you needed this thread doesn't change that in any way. Your shoulders are pillars. I will cry on them on your behalf, while you stand tall. Strength and courage and love to you.
How can a Beatles thread get inappropriate or disrespectful and why the heck is Rocky Raccoon?No need for her to ever know about this thread. It can just be for you.She knows but if she found out about this thread you would never hear from me again... no one would.So glad to hear Chad. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Please let your wife know that she is a lot of peoples thoughts and prayers.Appointment with the surgeon today. She was amazed that she could not locate any tumors by hand examination. She even said it was so good that she didn't feel compelled to order a CT scan which she was planning on doing unless the clinical trial required it. It appears she is having very good response to the chemo treatments. They will continue through the second week of Feb. We will then expect to have surgery in mid/late March followed by radiation.
It is uplifting to hear. A few days ago, to be vulnerable, I had a rough day. Everything just building up and then my daughter was giving me major attitude and older son was being an ### and on top of the emotional/mental burden of going through this with a lot of other things.... small and big.... being busy with everything and trying to keep the kids lives as normal as possible, work/financial stress, basically being the dog that gets kicked from my wife at times (understandable when she feels like she feels but still isn't fun for me), and many other things... leading into things about myself of being unhappy or frustrated with my health issues, weight, etc. I just had a moment of tears and needing to take big breaths, holding it and letting it out slowly and talking to God in my head. It was driving my older son to swim practice and was a night time so the kids didn't see (I had the music loud as well so they didn't hear weird breathing from me or anything). I got myself together by the time we arrived. My youngest son came up and grabbed my hand and said "Daddy, I love you." a little pause "I love you soooo much." it wasn't in response to seeing me in distress but it was one of those happy things little ones do randomly that just happened to have perfect timing for me as I needed it. It helped me get back to position of strength and move on. This win today from the Doctor continues to help build me up.
Then again, you haven’t said anything here that would be considered inappropriate or disrespectful. Unlike, say, some of the comments I’ve made about Mrs APK in the Beatles thread, particularly about her irrational love of Rocky Raccoon. (interjection of humor to momentarily avoid my own emotion)
In seriousness man, you know your own wife. But it's also good that you have an outlet. Hope that you and the family have a Merry Christmas.
I didn't mean for you to tell her. I just don't think it will bother her about you posting here. We aren't calling her or pitying her at all. Or you, either, for that matter. This is pretty much a place to dump what you need to.So... I don't need to tell her about this. It is for me.
Yea, just giving some color within the lines of why she doesn't need to know.I didn't mean for you to tell her. I just don't think it will bother her about you posting here. We aren't calling her or pitying her at all. Or you, either, for that matter. This is pretty much a place to dump what you need to.So... I don't need to tell her about this. It is for me.
She's got this... I am just along for the ride.You've got this gb.
That's great. She really, really likes you.and she was like "oh good, we could use the money since you haven't closed a loan in a while right?" uh.... apparently I suck at hiding things from her.
my wife is 8 years breast cancer free.She's got this... I am just along for the ride.You've got this gb.
I love it... I love hearing so many examples of women who have beat this. And very glad to hear it of your woman GB!my wife is 8 years breast cancer free.She's got this... I am just along for the ride.You've got this gb.
Stay positive
You are her greatest advocate.