survivor’s guilt – My Love Letter To Life

Once you’ve survived, everybody moves on, and you’re forgotten.

Posted on November 28, 2020 by MyLoveLetterToLife

Once somebody has “won” their battle with breast cancer, all of the support that may have been put in place falls away and the survivor is often left confused and isolated. That’s what happened to me. I thought I was alone, but this is… Continue Reading “Once you’ve survived, everybody moves on, and you’re forgotten.”

Category: cancer, chronic illness, invisible illness, survivor's guiltTags: breast cancer, cancer, cancer survivor, loss of support, survivor, survivor's guilt, trauma

3 Months Later.

Posted on April 22, 2020 by MyLoveLetterToLife

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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.”

Category: Blog, breast cancer, cancer, chronic illness, invisible illness, Reflection, survivor's guilt, UncategorizedTags: breast cancer, cancer, cancer survivor, survivor's guilt

My Love Letter To Life

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Once you’ve survived, everybody moves on, and you’re forgotten.

3 Months Later.

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