You ever play that game, "would you rather?" Sometimes I do it with cancer. I have to say, cancer always loses. I would always rather have something else that doesn't involve death at the end, obviously. So like the title of this post, the grass is always greener. Obviously these other ailments I come up with involve pain and suffering but they're not what I have, or what I've experienced so it must not be as bad, but who knows. We all have our ailments we suffer with and have to deal with and life just isn't fair, I learned that one a while ago. It isn't without its blessings though. We have this book we've been working on with my daughter Elly, who is 5. The book is about someone with a serious illness in the family and it is made for children to cope with loss and change. It asks her to lists the changes our family has gone through since I became sick and then we circle those changes based on how hard they are for her or possibly ...