Five year old Norea and three year old Eliana are about to see their grandma for the first time in over a year
What's for breakfast? You know, your grandchildren are just my, they're my world though
Melissa couldn't see them for so long because she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to go through treatment
But when she was finally cleared to travel, I finished radiation. And then the next day I had
a chemo infusion, uh, and I hopped on a plane, hopped on a plane
I was like, I'm doing this and she made out the trip from Hawaii to South Carolina
I cannot wait. I cannot wait. What's
for breakfast? Yeah, I did. I scared you a noodle. Why
don't you go see her? Yes. To
be around your grandchildren. Everything goes away. All your worries, all your pain
all your and, and I was actually in a lot of pain because I had just finished radiation and radiation is not fun
and it's painful. And, uh, but you know what, all that went away when I saw my grand babies
they, they, they made me better. There's nothing like those hugs and kisses from
your grand babies and now she'll have those hugs and kisses a little more often because I actually
just had scans done last week. I'm cancer free if you have grandkids
Um, you know, it's all about them. It's hard to explain the feeling
It's just, uh, it's, it's like no other, you know, um, they're my every
breath. Yeah, I did. I scare you. Why
don't you go say hi? So. Oh, yes. Hello