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Relapse

By: lcjonesla February 13, 2020February 13, 2020
LyfeCancer, FcancerLeave a Comment on Relapse

It’s back. Nicole’s cancer. And has returned with a vengeance.

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Cancer, can we not?

By: lcjonesla October 23, 2018January 13, 2019
LyfeCancer, Fcancer, Hodgkin’s LymphomaLeave a Comment on Cancer, can we not?

It started with a text on Friday morning. One of those long texts, that I skimmed because it was early.

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Times are tough, uncertain, and can feel defeating. I share my quarantine survival guide on Gigglesbyjones.com. 🌷 Link in bio.
The real reason I was devastated that my wedding was postponed. Link in bio. 👰🏼 . . . . . #coronabrides #weddingcancelled #weddingpostponed
Fluorescent, but outside 👌🏻
To say the last week has been chaotic is an understatement. There’s so much uncertainty right now, that it is even hard for me to process that there’s a potential for my wedding to be cancelled. We’ve spent the past year, (ironically this is the day that we got engaged) focusing on planning every aspect of the wedding. I am at a loss, and still have hope that the wedding will happen. I know that  @tessalynevents and @cathyjonesla are doing everything they possibly can to move forward, but at this time things just feel so out of control. Yesterday I had to pick up my wedding dress because they are closing for two weeks and my second fitting was cancelled. I picked up the dress with open seams in the pouring rain (I of course had no umbrella), and just sat in my car and cried. This is definitely not how I envisioned picking up my dress- unfinished, uncertain, and just so sad. I know that there are much bigger issues happening in the world at this time, and compared to them, my situation is miniscule. Thank you to everyone who has reached out, and fingers crossed we can move forward.