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Hello dear friend @ s bloggers, visitors sometimes regular readers, curious circumstantial: this post is for you all .

First of all, I want to thank all the good moments you have given me, the laughter, the complicity, support, interest and affection that I have handed in each of your comments.

As you know, I'm at a different time of my life and I tried not to stop the tricycle , but it is difficult not to.

So today I made a decision.

But before to tell you, I want to update on how I am, because I know that many have passed and you have worried about me.

To summarize I tell you that few days ago I finished the first treatment consists of 4 cycles of chemotherapy started on 6 April. I was receiving chemotherapy every 21 days.

The first treatment has been the hardest. Not only for being the first, but because the medication was the strongest and more side effects due to the size of my tumor was 4 cm.

This treatment has had its effect.

My tumor has been reduced from 4 cm. to 1.5 cms. And this is very good news .

Now beginning a second phase 4 cycles of chemotherapy medication smoother with fewer side effects. Beginning on 30 June and will end on 1 September.

With all this wiggle my life ... is slightly altered.

When I'm not in chemo, I'm recovering from it.

When I recovered, I have the following. Also in these months I have had the company of my sister first and then my mother and I have not had much time to tricycle.

The following plans are to continue recovering in July and if all my plans go well, I will spend few days in Argentina carrying energy spoiled by my family.

be back in late July and August I'll go a few days at the beach. And in September, I will be operated.

Because of all this is that I've decided ... let the tricycle get some rest.

He deserves, has led me to special places for magical sites, for public spaces and made me very happy to have him because he has been lucky to meet you all.

So today I say ... see you soon!.

I will heal soon, and remember this stage of my life as hard as I crossed the road but I got over with my head high, the odd tear, with strength and optimism.

I learn from this experience and live life differently.

Remember, you have to enjoy the small things in life and learn ... to value only what's important.

Hopefully, have the wisdom to learn from this and everything I derive from the way of this new life.

I have time to learn. And I'll tell you in a while.

you soon ... thank you very much and take good care!.

Kiri, Dido and the tricycle!