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I GOT ENGAGED

Hi everyone. Its been too long since I have been blogging away and I am going to start posting more and more and catch up to speed with everything. I have been up and down on an emotional eventful roller coaster the last few months, and cant wait to express everything that has happened.

The title says it all! Yes a few weeks ago I took my girl for a mini holiday to the beautiful serenity of the alpine regions of Bright Victoria, yet little did she know I was going to propose to her. Jessica said yes such powerful emotions and love was shown that holiday and having such a terrible year an engagement and planning a wedding is enough to emotionally defeat the evils of cancer. The miracle of love ay. We have been dating for a long time and saying I love you all the time it was finally great to put that into concrete so planning an engagement party and a wedding has put me into a good emotional head space. Yet even though planning it I am now up to my 3rd cycle of Chemothearpy treatment but the family and friends of my life have still be supporting me 100%. 

I've been so busy doing treatment and mini holidays and engagement party planning I haven't been able to do what I have been doing which is blogging to you guys I am going to find some time this week to talk about some inspiration moments that I have been visualizing through imagery etc. Also my holiday with my family down on the coast. Please stay tuned.

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  1. Unknown24 July 2013 at 02:21

    You lucky guy, Jessica looks sooo beautiful, hope you guys have a wonderful life together .... you two look like the perfect couple. congratulations !!!!

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  2. Kari Norick24 July 2013 at 07:57

    That is very exciting! Enjoy every moment. :)

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  3. Anonymous24 July 2013 at 10:13

    congratulations to you both!

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  4. Anonymous24 July 2013 at 14:38

    Congratulations to you and your fiancé, you are obviously both amazing people. You continue to inspire and make others realise what the most important things in life are, love, family, finding joy in the midst of turmoil. Best wishes to both of you always.

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