1. Oprah is leaving her show next year...which means I could easily fit into the 4pm slot for MY talkshow. However, I will not go against Ellen, because she will be the one who discovers me, so I am guessing Dr. Oz will move into the 4 o'clock slot and I will start out my tv talkshow career in the morning hours.
2. It is still necessary, even in a chemo infusion setting, to make sure you check the public toilet seat for urine because there may be a man receiving chemo who refuses to lift the seat.
3. Friends are the reason we become better people for our families.
4. It is not worth it to get upset about things we cannot change, even when there has been a medication mixup that could potentially exacerbate negative side effects from chemo. People make mistakes...forgive them so the favor will be repaid to you and me when we mess up.
5. Trauma and tragedy can open doors that docile life cannot.
6. There is nothing better than hearing the sounds of your family and friends laughing.
7. Sometimes accepting help is providing a blessing to the ones offering it.
8. Expect less...you will be happy more.
9. Make plans anyway.
10. Love deeply. Forgive immediately. Treasure the moments.
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