update on Harmony

Dearest Susan, I was so saddened to hear of Harmony’s passing. I reread a number of her posts and her blog and realized what a perfect name you gifted to her. A celebration of life is perfect for that is what Harmony did, she celebrated life; especially when baking cookies and yummy cinnamon buns and doing things for her family! I could tell by her posts what a sweetheart she was. I know how much you will miss her. She will be with you forever and you will see her everyday in your beautiful grandson. I feel your pain and wish I could lessen it. Take care of yourself Susan and keep in touch. We will continue Harmony’s fight. We all live with hope, just as she did and one day the prayers will be answered and cholangiocarcinoma will take no more. Nancy

Dear Susan,

Thank you for taking the time to tell us about Harmony. I am so sorry to hear that she has lost her battle with this disease. Know that she will be with you forever in your heart and memories and that now she is free of the pain and suffering. Thinking of you and your family at this sad time.

Darla

Dear Susan, my heartfelt sympathy for you and your family. Your post on this site was refreshing and wise. I see now where Harmony got her talent for writing and understanding of life. I enjoyed Harmony’s blog so much and wondered recently how she was doing. So thank you for letting us know. Her pumpkin pie and cinimanon roll posts were my favorites. Her attitude and zest of life was such an inspiration for so many people. She will truly be missed.

Dear Mutti……Thank you so much (thank you, Harmony) for thinking of us, your buddies) at this sad time. We have lost another warrior never to be forgotten. In her blog Harmony expressed a lust for life. We will never forget her inspirational baking skills and the numerous funny quotes. My favorite is: “When life hands you lemons, eat a pop tart.” It so much describes as who she was.

My heart goes out to you and your family. May your heart begin to heal…one day at a time.

And, may Harmony be one more reason for us to find a cure for this ruthless cancer.

All my love,
Marion

Dear Susan my heart is breaking for you as yours is and yet you took the time to let us know about Harmony. I can see the apple didn’t fall far from the tree and you produced a wonderful daughter. I always say Mother’s never really leave their children but I also believe the other way, that children don’t really leave their Mothers. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies to your family.