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I am getting slowly better. Found out the Lyrica and the doctor of the day were hurting more than helping, got divorced, got out of the wheelchair and off the cane, got involved in theatre and am going back to school to pursue a life free of disability and full of dreams. God is good, my family (Both the blood and theatre varieties...) is INCREDIBLY supportive, and I am so excited about going back to school. Life is going good, keep me in your prayers and I will keep you in mine!

I am getting slowly better. Found out the Lyrica and the doctor of the day were hurting more than helping, got divorced, got out of the wheelchair and off the cane, got involved in theatre and am going back to school to pursue a life free of disability and full of dreams. God is good, my family (Both the blood and theatre varieties...) is INCREDIBLY supportive, and I am so excited about going back to school. Life is going good, keep me in your prayers and I will keep you in mine!

So women have breast cancer month, even though men can get it, sort of, most of us think of the ladies when we think breast cancer. But this month is all about the Bros. Mo Bros that is. Each year men and the women that love them team up to fight men's cancers and depression, raise awareness, and to benefit The Prostate Cancer Foundation and The LIVESTRONG foundation by growing moustaches (The ladies, whom we call "Mo Sistas" support the men in their growth and fundraising.) and get sponsored with donations from companies and individuals alike. At the end of the month, the teams and individuals throw and attend parties and special events to w