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Governor Whitmer just signed an executive order that in the most basic terms means that Michigan residents are expected to wear masks when indoors in public places. Without a doubt, this issue is a heated topic amongst many. I respect the right of people to have differing opinions, and in case you are interested at all, here is my perspective.

It may be my right not to wear a mask, but when I entered DeVos Children's Hospital this week for MacKale's 6-month scans, I was reminded of the fragility of life. That reality often comes back to me like being hit by a freight train whenever we have scan day . . . We in the cancer world call it scanxiety. It wasn't that long ago that my own child was one of those little souls with a compromised immune system, fighting for another day of life. If it means giving any one of them another day with their families, I know that I would rather err on the side of caution and wear the mask than the need to be 'right.' What if by some weird sequence of events, someone refused to put on a mask because it was their right and my own son paid the price? They may never know the outcome of their actions, but I would. I can't imagine that loss but others can and have. I know too many moms that have lost children to cancer over the years, too many people that have lost loved ones to COVID this past year . . . Do what you want to do about masks, agree or disagree, be angry or be happy about the order . . . it makes no difference to me and I'm not interested in a debate, but as for me and my home, we will not knowingly put another person in jeopardy by not wearing one. I know that the right thing for me is to put the needs of others and the rights of others above my own right now. It's such a little thing and I am happy to do it for you, your children, your grandchildren, and all the people you love.

By the way, this June marked Mac's 4th-year out of chemo, and scans this week were clear. He is still NED (Thanks be to God), but he did break his big toe sometime in the last six months unbeknownst to him. It doesn't seem to have slowed him down.

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