Granny's gone and done it again

I think your state is a pretty vague location. What can anyone do with that? We're just curious.
Oh yes, I have shared my state before, even beyond to general region. Really I'd have to really watch what I said on here to not say enough to g8ve you some large hints. Just weather details or common chicken breeds could tell you alot! (I'm southern MO)
 
Have faith and wait. And yes, a positive attitude does make a difference.

I had a high school friend who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer when we were in our mid 20s. It was so metastasized that her doctors told her to get her affairs in order because she wasn't going to survive and she told them, they were wrong. She and God had different plans. Sure enough, she beat it. When she was in her 50s she developed some sort of bone marrow dysfunction. Not cancer but from all the chemo and radiation therapy she went through 30 years earlier. It had damaged her bone marrow and it stopped producing red blood cells for her. That is what killed her. But her faith in God cured her of ovarian cancer. She taught me how strong faith is when dealing with cancer.
Beautiful. My grandpa was diagnosed with late stage COPD when I was 9. He was told he had 3 months. He said he had grandkids to watch grow up and a wife to care for and wouldnt be dying, prayed for the time to see it through. He lasted another 23 years to see 10 great-grandkids be born, and only died after his wife.
 

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