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Sharon is leaving this morning for Pennsylvania. At her last check up they found the cancer has returned and has spread to her spine as well as the original location on her lung. She has chosen not to have chemo but to opt for quality of life. She will be staying with her parents (in her rig) until the time comes for hospice. She is going to stop by the Conroe GTG (I think its conroe) for a few days before heading north. She is comfortable with her decision. Keep her in your prayers. She is a brave and wonderful lady. She said I could make this post after she left to head north.

CarolB stopped by my house Saturday and we took Sharon to dinner and had a good time. Was so happy to get to know Carol better and maybe someday after I get settled in East Texas I can head Northish and meet up somewhere. Carole took the attached picture of Sharon and I.

I'm so sad to hear about Sharon's problems but admire the choice she's made.

I'm so sorry. She fought a good fight. I understand the path she has chosen to follow. My thoughts and prayers are with you both. You have been a wonderful friend Karen

Such sad news. I think of Sharon and our brief meeting often. My prayers are with her as well as my admiration for the choice she has made.

Sad news indeed

Thanks Karen for the news on Sharon. I support her decision 100%. lyn

Prayers for her comfort and peace.
Velda

Hugs and prayers for Sharon (and you too, as you have been a great help and support to her.) She has been courageous through the long journey, and I pray that she has safe travels, and many quality days remaining.

I wasn't sure just when she'd be heading north ... have been devastated by this news, as Sharon was one of the first rving women I became friends with ... I remember when she purchased her RT and came to visit me, like it was yesterday. I completely respect her decision and hope that she has a lot of quality time.

Big hugs to her and to you, Karen. I know this is very hard for you also.

Hugs to both of you, Karen. Hoping things go smoothly for Sharon. Not an easy decision to make but one we can understand and respect.

Karen thanks for being such a good friend to Sharon. Sounds like Sharon is definitely at peace. Wish her a wonderful quality of life.

Linda

Having met Sharon and being somewhat aware of the misadventures and difficulty even getting that first diagnosis not to mention the difficult treatments, I can understand her decision. So glad that she has her family to wrap around her and stay at her side as she heads off on this uncharted journey.
((((hugs))))) to you Sharon. Your solo trip to Alaska (along with that long tow back to Whitehorse) has always inspired me to know that I might go back north on my own one day....

Sending prayers & hugs to both of you.
Sharon, may your journey north be joyful & your time with your family & friends, blessed.
Karen, you embody true friendship. Thanks for being there for Sharon & letting us know.

I never met Sharon but I'm so very sad to hear this news
prayers for her and for you her good friend