He asked if I was okay, I signaled for Greg to hand me tissues that were next to him.  I really couldn't answer him, he asked "you are concerned about the biopsy?"  I just shook my head and said I've had to wait too long for results.  That's when he he told me the girls in the office were trying to get my results. (I called LAST WEEK and requested the results be sent to him!

He went over Greg's bloodwork first, so that distracted me because of course I'm concerned about his health too.  Then one of the girls knocked on the door with my results.  My heart sank, but I still tried to remain positive.  As he started reading the results, he got to the point where the statement came up saying "no malignancies".  Greg asked, "Can you repeat that part again?!"  At that point, we both needed the tissues!!  He said I obviously have to get my marrow better and recommended folic acid on top of all of the B's I'm taking.

 Both girls in the office hugged me when I told them I didn't have cancer at this point, one of Greg's coworkers that I've never met before (he actually lost his wife to cancer and gave me one of her kiln's as a gift,) he stood up to hug me when I told him my great news, then when we went to the restaraunt for dinner, I told the hostess we were there to celebrate, she asked why, so I told her.  She even asked "can I please give you a hug?!"

Then to top it off, when the waitress found out, she wrote a sweet congratulations note on the receipt and brought us two desserts to bring home for a later celebration!!

 It's amazing and touching how complete strangers can be so caring and loving!  Yet some blood relatives are about as cold hearted as they come!!  Bless all of you that have said a prayer or even had me in their thoughts!  It means more to me than you can know!!!