Ronan. Cancer doesn’t rest so why should I? I know I just got home from California, but I am off again. I’m on a flight as we speak. I’ve had this trip planned for a while now, but I just haven’t brought it up. I’m in route to Grand Rapids, Michigan to visit Dr. Sholler. I have some things I need to talk to her about. Some things that the wheels in my head, won’t stop spinning about. I told you I’m not in this to sit back and do nothing. I am in this to do big things and I have some really big ideas. I will share them when the time is right, but as for now I need to keep them to myself. Until I have this master plan of mine, all mapped out to a tee. I’ve been working non-stop on this plan of mine which is actually really all of yours. Everything I do is for you, fueled by you, and motivated by you. I don’t want any of the credit for this is not my plan, it is yours. I truly believe this. This is just the way this has to be. Go big or go fucking home, right? Without a doubt.
Though she be but little, she is fierce!
19 responses to “Though she be but little, she is fierce!”
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if you want to do something harder than a marathon and a lot more fun, check out the tough mudder races. here is a link to their website http://toughmudder.com/about/ I think it would be perfect for you! stay strong.
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Hi Maya, it’s 1:41a.m. as I read this-you’re in Michigan-? I lost my only Grandson,Drayden Gabriel Boehmer to Neuroblastoma Cancer on June 14, 2012 .It will be 1 week tommorrow, we laid him to rest.As you , our lives will never be the same-I can’t imagine what it would be like for a parent to lose a child; nor do I ever want to-I have a son, Arlan,23 ,my only son who lost his son-, Drayden, who turned 3 on March 17, 2012-he was our lucky charm.I am so worried about him;What can I do? How can I help him? Do you have any advice that you think might help? Maybe someday, or if you ever have a free moment you could find it iin your heart to write him a letter,;knowing someone like you that has been through it-I don’t know-I know it’s alot to ask and you probably will never even read this but as Mother’s who love their children as much as we do-we are willing to do anything for the happiness and well-being of our children.Even though, he’s 23 , he will never stop being “my child” and I will never stop loving him.Thank you for everything you do .You are strong, inspiring and loving and most of all, a W-O-N-D-E-R-F-U-L Mom and person!!! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ (Drayden was at U of M, Motts Hospital in Ann Arbor;lived in Rogers City, Mi) Goodnight!
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Sue im so sorry for your loss …no child deserves to go through this .but thank god or whoever that we have people like Maya who are going to change this fucked up cancer world ! your family is in my thoughts (((((hugs)))) to you and your son
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I am so sorry to hear about your grandson–for all of his and your pain and suffering, my heart breaks. Too many beautiful lives are being stolen. It is not fair.
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Sue, I am so sorry for your loss. I am not speaking for Maya as I know she would have her own advice for you and I won’t even begin to understand what it is like to lose a child. But I know that without the MISS Foundation, Maya wouldn’t be where she is today. They have a website and a Facebook page – perhaps you can pass their details onto your son.
Maya – I can’t wait to find out what you’re up to!!! I know it’s going to be huge and I’m excited.
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Sue Im so sorry for your loss 😦 . No child deserves to go through what these poor babies are having to endure ..but thank god or whoever that we have eople like Maya and her mafia who are going to change this fucked up world of cancer so hopefully one day no child will ever have to go threw this ..your family is in my thoughts (((hugs))) to you and your son.
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Wow I guessed you were going to New York, I had no Idea you were coming to my home Michigan! Show Grand Rapids who Ronan is because I’ve been trying for a year to scream his name all around and give everyone I run into his story, maybe Im just not loud enough:) Oh the places Ro goes!! good luck I hope you and Dr. Scholler brain storm some amazing info! FUCK OFF CANCER!!
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Maya, you break my heart with your words…your anguish, hurt and disbelief that this is your life is so clear…yet, there is hope in the midst of it. I wish you never had to be on this journey and it takes such strength to keep moving. You are doing it, though, and all of us supporting you are so proud! I am glad there are beautiful good people in your life helping you make things happen. Ro and you are doing amazing beautiful things….
Love,
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I’m proud of you Maya! I’m praying for you on this journey! Much love as always! xo
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You are in Michigan!!! I’m just outside of an Ann Arbor! Oh my goodness I would love to see you and give you a hug! Never thought you’d head this way. If you make your way 2 hrs east to the Detroit area and have any second of free time (doubtful, I know) I will meet you any time any place. So proud of you Maya.
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Sue, I am so sorry for your family’s loss of Drayden. So sorry that you know that pain.
Maya fights for all parents and their kids, grandkids, friends, strangers – so someday neuroblastoma will no longer take loved ones.Maya, strength and Rovision make you unstopable! Our hearts and support are with you.
hugs hugs hugs ❤
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Handed out your link today and Dr Shollers information to a newly diagnosed child’s parents. I’m praying to RO that this two year old’s outcome is positive! Thanks for the info and insight. You and Ro ROCK!
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Thinking of you RoMama!
Always Ro!
RoLove!
XO
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Keep on keeping on, you go girl. One thing, you did not fail Ronan, in fact after reading this for a long time you and your husband did everything humanly possible to save Ro, just sayin’.
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Hugs to Drayden’s family.
Always always Ronan. Maya, I believe in you. In all you do. The mouth of a sailor with the heart of the universe. Not only are you standing tall for Ronan, but for all those diagnosed and undiagnosed cancer patients. Thank you for being that force. Always Ronan.
xoxo
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I’m curious about something. You don’t believe in God but believe Ronan is in some other place. How would that be possible without some sort of higher power? I am interested in your ideas on that.
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I don’t know if there is anything harder than living without Ronan. For me I did not think there could be anything worse than when our 1st born died. But then our youngest son died.
So amazing that you found Dr. Sholler. Safe travels. Fu cancer.
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Proud of you for going on all these ROventures! You ROCK! Fuck you cancer!
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Oh my GOSH, I can’t believe you’re in Grand Rapids. Maya, I met you at the Montelucia last December at the Elf showing and my Quinn and Levi played with Liam and Quinn. I have lived in PHX for 8 years but was born and raised in Grand Rapids. In fact, I’m headed Wednesday for two weeks with the kids to visit my parents.
Let me just say that there is no doubt in my mind that the Van Andel Institute is the right place for Dr. Sholler. They are very adament about their goal to find a cure. Having worked for the Van Andels personally, I know they have the ambition to do anything, and the money to make it happen. That combined with Dr. Sholler, you, and Ronan…holy crap. WATCH OUT, WORLD!
Next time you are in GR and would like a nice place to run, go up to Reeds Lake (in East Grand Rapids) and run around it. It’s a beautiful neighborhood and it’s one thing I miss very dearly about my hometown. Then have breakfast at Wolfgang’s. 🙂
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