We made it to London in record time. I live over two hours away from my mom now and the drive was the longest two hours of my life. Not knowing how my mom was was just gripping at my heart and I have never felt so anxious to see her face. Nothing else matter after I got the phone call. It was all about getting to London fast enough to see my mom to make sure she was going to be alright. It is like so much flashes before your eyes.

Once I got the call about my mom I dialed a dear friend Marianne who totally gets the relationship I have with my mom because she has the same with her mom. I babbled to her what was going on.. said I was on my way to London and couldn't get there fast enough. She let me know that if we needed anything she would be there and I know she would have in a heart beat.

First and foremost my mom is now fine. Later that evening after she was taken to the hospital and then discharged she said she felt good as new as if nothing had happened. But but the look on all our faces something did definitely happen. My dad looked to tired and worn and here was my mom smiling like it was just another day. And it was another day... another day to be blessed to have a wonderful mother and family. To not take anything for granted. She knows she scared all of us to death and she scared her self also. She is having some more testing done but so far there is no explanation as to why this happened to her. All tests have come back normal. Grateful about the tests coming back normal but we would all like to know how this happened so it can be avoided.

As a cancer survivor I already knew life was precious and not to be taken for granted but I was reminded even more today how precious it was and how we should live life to the fullest without regrets and love those in our life with all our heart and most important tell them how much you love them.