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When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I had to make the difficult decision on how I would tell the people in my life the bad news. My health had always been a fairly private thing to me due to bullying I experienced previously. … Continue Reading “When Cancer Changes Friendships”
My secret project finally launched earlier this month. I opened an online store featuring apparel and accessories for the cancer survivor, thrivor, and co-survivor. Even if you haven’t had first or second hand experience with cancer, many of these items may apply to you.… Continue Reading “Opening A Store During A Pandemic.”
I felt like writing today. It is something I was not sure I would be doing for awhile. Chemo brain takes a lot out of me and often makes me feel like a shell of who I once was. This week, it has gotten… Continue Reading “Losing My Mind”
It’s been 3 months since I became a breast cancer survivor. Things started to calm down a little and chemo brain lessened its hold. I graduated to seeing my oncologist every three months instead of every two weeks. I am seeing my specialists less… Continue Reading “3 Months Later.”
Hello again. It’s been a few months. A lot has happened since I last wrote. I’m currently having a good “chemo brain day” so I figured I would try to get a post in before it comes back to haunt me. Speaking of chemo… Continue Reading “Survivorship During COVID-19.”
It’s been awhile since I have written. Not because I didn’t want to, but because I couldn’t. One of my least favorite side effects from going through cancer treatment is the chemo brain. It’s no joke. Sometimes getting words out into a coherent written… Continue Reading “It’s Been Awhile.”
I wrote this post to my Facebook friends on July 31, 2019. I am choosing to share here, after many people have suggested I share in more places. I am also choosing to not edit the post as it is raw and real the… Continue Reading “What I Learned the Day I Almost Died”