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The universe has good news for the lost, lonely, and heartsick.
Sugar is here, the both of us speaking straight into your ears.
I'm Cheryl strayed.
I'm Steve Almond.
This is Dear sugar radio.
Oh, dear song, won't you please share some little sweetness with me?
I check my bell rides every day oh, and the sugar you send my.
Way dear sugars, my mother was recently diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer.
She fought breast cancer ten years ago, and we have learned that some of those cancer cells that had been dormant in her bones are now back in full attack.
She started her treatments immediately, and we're waiting to see how and if she can handle them.
This cancer is advanced stage four.
The doctors said there is no cure, but it can be managed.
I'm writing to you, sugars, because I am feeling a weight of guilt being her child.
I'm 24 years old and attending graduate school in California while she and my family are in Kentucky.
I'm studying acting, pursuing what I love and fortunate to be performing with a great company this summer.
The drawback is I won't be home until August, in which I'll stay for a month, and then it's off to California again for my final year of training.
I feel incredibly selfish, sugars.
I am trying to grow and pursue what I love, and yet I feel I'm abandoning the person whom I love.
Not only do I feel selfish, I also feel fake.