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The Grace of Receiving

WGarth Callaghan

My family and I have received some wonderful care lately. We’ve received incredible support from our friends and even many strangers. The support has included spiritual, mental, and financial. We’re learning to say “yes” when offered help in any way. Battling cancer is a full time job, and there are times that I just don’t have the ability to do things the way I could three years ago.

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Bucket List Item #32

WGarth Callaghan

Good morning! I have never been a morning person, but there is something about a hot cup of coffee, a blanket, the sofa, and the dark that stimulates my creative side. I'm finishing up my first draft for my TEDxRVA talk. It's in 10 days. I was asked to participate last Monday.

Last week, I had entered a contest to win a ticket. I'm not in a financial position to buy one, but I certainly could try and win one.

I did win. Boy, did that contest change my life.

This is the email that I received from TEDxRVA: "Congratulations on winning the ticket to TEDxRVA through Twitter.

To be honest, we've been following your story and we'd be more interested in having you on stage to give a Talk than sitting in our audience. We know you have some interesting ideas worth spreading of course!"

I was filled with joy! I am still filled with joy! My mind hasn't stopped thinking about what to say and how to say it.

I've expressed this before. I'll continue to feel this way. Thank you for walking with me on this journey.

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Cancer and Horse Manure

WGarth Callaghan

When I was in eighth grade, Mrs. Nona Wiley (yes, I do remember all of my teachers) shared a story with the class.

The story went something like this:

There were twin boys. They were young, probably around six. Although the boys were twins, their personalities were incredibly different. One was extremely happy and the other was extremely anxious.  The parents took the boys to see a counselor.

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