Hold onto all that love and light, Michael. It will be your lifeline. It was mine on my journey. It will keep you grounded and centered and focused only on what's directly in front of you--the present moment. No matter what.

Michael and family,
My personal experience with friends on similar journeys is that the journeys are strenuous and satisfying.
I'm with you!
In Love,

A very gracious poem for something that can cause such fear. Being able to view it that way is a gifted talent. Michael, that kind of grace from the loving people around you can only bring goodness. I think that is what all of us want for you and your family. Much love. Swanny

Michael,
Holding you in the light brother. May you sense the fullness of God's healing power and energy. May your tumor find its way back to where it cam from!
I appreciate you so my friend. Grace, strength and peace!

Michael, Jenny, Isaiah, and Grace, we are sending all of our love, and healing thoughts. Your spirit is so strong. We look forward to bidding farwell to your visitor. Laurie, Brent, Bergen and Ada

Wonder Twins power, Activate!! Turn this tumor into the form of a unicorn butterfly ( who will fly away on their own grand adventure, far away from Michael)!

Jean's poem reminds me of Rumi's poem, The Guest House. My heart goes to you and your dear ones.

What a wonderful reminder that there are many unexpected visitors, even strangers, that come into our lives. It's how we take the wisdom from these surprises—friendship, resilience, courage, community, discernment, priorities—that matters. You, more than most, Michael, are well equipped.

Beautiful.

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. What a beautiful practice of openness and intention.