Angie M Brashears

Dots Angie M Brashears

Chloe The day they told me I was dying, was the day I started to live. In Yoda terms: The cancer is strong in this one. I hid the worst of it from my family, and most of my friends, until now that is. Once I dropped the 'C' word, they never looked at me the same way again. Now, I see my expiration date in their eyes. I understand it's a lot for them to process. It's just...what about all I have to process?Love. Friendship. The sun shining on my face, the punchline of a really good joke. I'll be leaving all that I cherish in this beautiful world behind. I'm dying, not dead yet and I need someone to talk too. Someone who isn't emotionally involved-like him. Mason Dixon. Never have I ever...had an end friend. I wanted one last adventure and got so much more.