My adventure with Glioblastoma
Hello, welcome to my blog. I’m Dawn. I plan on describing my journey from active mum and grandma of 4 grown children and their children to the surgical removal and diagnosis of grade four glioblastoma and subsequent recovery.
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I am not writing this blog for sympathy so please no “I am so sorry” messages!!! Your wishes of healing energy are appreciated though. Also please don’t tell me about your friend/ aunt etc. Their journey is not mine. I want to experience this new adventure with my own eyes!
Posts may be sporadic and brief, but if you wish to follow my journey, welcome! Oh, and the most recent is at the top!!!
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Three Years
It’s hard to believe my mum, Dawn Frearson, has been gone for three years. There are still days when she feels so closeI forget she’s gone. I sometimes have dreams that she’s sick again, and I wake up relieved that she’s not actually living with cancer before I remember that she’s dead and feel the…
Two years
Today will mark two years since my mum, Dawn Frearson, died. It’s a strange thing to type out. It feels like both not that long and forever at the same time. I was reading back on one of her blog posts recently, and it struck me just how different her writing was right at the…
Remembering Dawn; she lives on in us all
During the period of Dawn’s passing, I encountered three texts that resonated with me and gave me some comfort during a terrible time. As the anniversary of Dawn’s passing approached, I was giving thought to our shared loss, and wanted to share these texts with you today, on the anniversary of her passing. The first…
Celebrating Dawn’s Life
Here’s a link to the celebration invitation. We wanted to wait to hold a celebration of life until Spring. Dawn loved being outside, and wanted everyone to be able to celebrate her life in nature, by the river. I thought it would make it emotionally easier to plan too. That didn’t quite end up to…
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