Reeling and Healing Midwest Blog

Each time I go I meet many other survivors ��� it is wonderful. All the guides did an outstanding job. This program and organization just rocks!

- John R.

I���m amazed at the generosity of the guides to provide us with such an opportunity ��� and continue to be amazed by the volunteers and whole organization. I���m glad I got to try a float trip but still love wading.

Thank you for all you work and care.

- Linda B.

Thank you, thank you. Thank you for the wonderful memories. It was a wonderful time and you made it that way. I’m delighted with the photos – so many and they’re great. I’m going to show them off to friends. Can’t wait to get my rod outfit! Fish On!

-Sharon S.

When a person is diagnosed with cancer you never truly know how they feel until you have walked in their shoes. Sometimes we try so hard to be strong. We don’t want others to see how weak we really are.

We don’t want to be a burden. But those who love you want to do anything they can to help you. Please let them show you how much you are loved. Your whole life changes in many different ways. The one thing to remember is to take “One day at a time!”

You are never alone through this battle. God is with you every step of the way.

-Kim O.

I want to thank everyone for a wonderful time and a beautiful experience that I will always and forever cherish. Everyone touched my heart in a way that words alone cannot express except one thing comes to mind, that through our bond I feel as though we have moved mountains. I feel so empowered that I want to shout to all I see, “WE ARE WOMEN, HEAR US ROAR!”�� Caveman chant follows, “ARRGH ARRGH ARRGH!”�� It was fabulous.

-Kari B.