Thank you for giving me your hearts
by Heather Bergman Moss | Nov 1, 2016 | Uncategorized
I arrived to my home after my second chemo, exhausted, drugged and full of dread for the days ahead, to find your hearts fluttering like leaves in the large tree in front of our house. Hearts, different sizes and colors, full of your encouragement and love and...Get Notified!
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