I`d first like to say a very big thank you for all your lovely comments and the support and prayers you`ve sent for Ruby. It means such a lot to us all. More later.
This week it`s the dreaded One Layer Card at Simply Less is More and we are asked to include,
2 of Something
A simple panel chalked with yellow, orange and a touch of red to keep with the autumnal theme.
I stamped 2 leaves from Hero Arts, in clear ink and embossed them in detail gold EP.
The sentiment is There She Goes stamped in Black Versafine ink.
Ruby gave us quite a scare last monday when she went to theatre.The doctors were hoping to do a biopsy, a lumber puncture and fit a port in one operation but she stopped breathing under the anaesthetic. My daughter rang in a mad panic because they`d been told Ruby might have to go into intensive care. They`d managed to do the biopsy but had to bring her round quickly because the tumour was blocking her airways.After a couple of very worrying hours Mum rang back to say that Ruby was back on the ward and chatting away after eating her way through a plate full of fish fingers and chips. Phew!
Doctors decided to give a few days rest and after scanning on friday she was taken back to theatre for the rest of her procedure. She has a T-Cell Lymphoma which I think is a form of Leukemia but we are still waiting for the results from her spinal fluid to see which type it is. Apart from that she is fine. Mum and dad are being as honest as they can with her, answering her questions and she seems to be taking it all on board for now. I think the worse thing for Ruby will be when her hair falls out again but we`ll deal with that when it happens.
Thanks for popping in...Lynne xxx
Great card and you have done a great job creating it !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Lynne and encouraging news about Ruby. Hope all your posts will have positive news re her treatment and recovery :)
ReplyDeleteVal x
Have been thinking of you and your family Lynne, glad to hear that Ruby has got through the first stage of this and is doing ok at the moment. Positive thoughts and love to you all. Sue x
ReplyDeleteLynne what a beautiful card. I'm glad Ruby's treatment has started, here's to an uneventful recovery x
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us in our one layer challenge
Anne
LIM Designer
Beautiful card Lynne love the embossing, gives it such a lovely shine.
ReplyDeleteChildren bounce back after making us worry don't they?
God bless little Ruby... what a brave little warrior she is! All good wishes for her continued treatment.
ReplyDeleteYour card doesn't look as though it's a 'dreaded' technique, it looks fabulous Lynne!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Oh it's so sad to hear about little Ruby and makes me goose bumpy just thinking about what she's going through and what's still to come.
ReplyDeleteYour card is fabulous and I'm amazed you can create such fabulousness every week Lynne with so much else going on. Maybe it's how you 'switch off' Great card as always and thanks for joining this week.
Sarah
Less is More
Beautiful card, simple but stunning. I'll be thinking of Ruby over the coming weeks, hope everything goes well for her. Karen x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card there. I love the simplicity of it.
ReplyDeleteSending some prayers for Ruby. My Mum has leukemia which was diagnosed some 8 years ago so I can sympathise with you all.
Hugs
xx
Just popped in to see the recent news about Ruby. Hope things go well for her, she is such a trooper isn't she. Thinking of you all...hugs and prayers too ! ...love your beautiful card Lynne, gorgeous stampng and love the gold and orange combo too ;) hugs Viv xx
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