breast cancer

Determining Whether Or Not To Get A Port For Chemotherapy

Where I’ll Be Donating My Money This October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Spring Has Sprung

A Breast Cancer Super Hero

My Personal Relationship With the Month of October

Making Good Choices

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The Best Advice I Ever Received

I’m participating in a Blog Hop with Midlife Boulevard and the topic for this post is “What’s the best advice I ever received?” I’ve had a lot of good advice in my life, but the most practical and useful for every aspect of my life was from my first boss at my job at a […]

A Trip To the Oncologist

Today was my 6 month checkup at the cancer center. I go twice a year to have blood work done and meet with my oncologist. It’s usually crowded at the cancer center, but Friday’s are always the worst. Today was no exception, there were already 12 people in the waiting room at 8:30 a.m.; 10 women, […]

A Trip Down Memory Lane to the Cancer Center

“To do what nobody else will do, a way that nobody else can do, in spite of all we go through; is to be a nurse.” — Rawsi Williams Today I had my 2nd routine check up with my oncologist at the hospital. It was my first trip to the cancer center since I’ve finished all of my […]

The Komen Controversy

“Without forgiveness life is governed by….an endless cycle of resentment and retaliation.” — Roberto Assagioli I’ve tried so hard to stay out of this whole Komen controversy. But it just keeps building and growing and I feel like I need to weigh in with my thoughts on the issue. I met Nancy Brinker. I used […]

Before Breast Cancer, I Used To DO Life. Now I EXPERIENCE Life.

In the back of my mind I’m almost always thinking about what my next blog post will be. There are days, weeks even, where I just don’t want to write about breast cancer, think about breast cancer or even remind myself that I had breast cancer. And on those days, I start to think that I […]